Several years ago my neighbor planted bamboo on their property, but near the property line for my lot. Since then the bamboo has spread aggressively into my yard. No barriers were considered during their planting. I am constantly cutting it back or trying to mow over it. However, I am sometimes gone on business trips for 2 weeks or so and by then the sprouts are grown several feet on the areas I mow. I talked to the neighbor, which we have (or did) have a good relationship with. His response was "just mow over it". However, as can be seen in the pics, it is an area where I park a utility trailer behind my barn and do not mow often (would have to move the trailer everytime I mow). I offered to help him with time and effort to tear up the roots but he refused. He said he liked the bamboo. He recently deceased, and the wife was not of fan of the bamboo and said she would get rid of it. She hired a group to come eradicate it, but all they did was chop it off. The root system is still there, and it is growing again. The pictures show the bamboo that is on my property. The root system has now grown in front of the barn and continues to spread. My question is what recourse do I have? I have read about chemicals (glyphosate), vinegar, or tarp solutions, but these all take years. The neighbor is probably going to sell their property in the next year or so, and so are we. The presence of bamboo on my property will affect resale values. Although I still want this worked out amicably, do I have any legal options? Does HB0090 help me any? Any assistance/advice you can provide would be greatly appreciated.