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Great ideas! Thanks for all the input.

I have a pullet that is about 4 months old. She has a cross beak and is always the first one to greet me (looking for something to eat). We feed her wet food and separate her twice a day so she can get her fill. I have 14 other hens and haven't named the others. Since she's singled out I...

Quote: Clumping bamboo is mostly tropical. Few will thrive in the US an almost none north of the Mason/Dixon. You can find some that will but the majority of non tropical bamboo is running bamboo. Tropical in nature is not a problem for me. I'm in South Georgia. Our county borders the...

Quote: I having been looking online, but to ship the plants is expensive. I checked with a local nursey and they said they could order some for me. I didn't know there where so many kinds to choose from. They can have different appearances.

I have done some research on bamboo. I just learned recently that there are two types. Clumping (non-invasive) and running (invasive). The running type is the one that gives bamboo a bad name and is difficult to control. Naturally I'm looking into the clumping ones. Their new shoots stay...

I am thinking about planting bamboo for a hedge. I expect my chickens to try and snack on it. Does anyone know if bamboo harmful to chickens?