Public Works and Environmental Services Alert: One example of an invasive species is Running Bamboo. This plant spreads quickly by its roots. It makes dense stands where nothing else can grow. If it crosses onto a neighbor’s property, it can create issues. Since January 2023, Fairfax County homeowners may be fined if bamboo is not removed or contained on their property. Do not plant running bamboo. Learn how to spot, manage, and remove running bamboo to prevent issues for your yard and your neighbors. Information is available in multiple languages, including English, Arabic, Chinese, Farsi, Korean, Spanish, Urdu and Vietnamese. Learn more about the damage it causes, how to contain, remove and dispose of Running Bamboo.
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