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Woogieman 03-28-2023 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by BDj23 (Post 16879499)
I'm talking agent orange tier shit.

My yard (mainly fence line) has been taken over by mulberry and empress tree saplings. I cut them down, I cut them back, I pull them, I mow them, nothing works. It's like fighting a Hydra every spring.

I'm settling with chemical warfare. What should I use to get rid of these things?
Go to Orscheln, get their Brush Killer for fence lines (Amine 400). There is Total Kill, and there is A slightly gentler version. They have good help.

George Liquor 03-28-2023 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Iowanian (Post 16879593)
Have you tried Tordon with crop oil?
I have a farmer buddy who recommended this to me and actually said he could get some. But it's gonna be a month or so before I see him again. I was kind of hoping to kill them off before they leaf.

MarkDavis'Haircut 03-28-2023 03:41 PM
Show the plants a photo of Mark Davis.

Buehler445 03-28-2023 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Iowanian (Post 16879593)
Have you tried Tordon with crop oil?
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Mike in SW-MO 03-28-2023 03:43 PM
Tordon RTU works great if you cut it off then spray the stump immediately.

Chief Pote 03-28-2023 03:46 PM
Spike Herbicide kills all vegetation, all season long

Skyy God 03-28-2023 04:07 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by BDj23 (Post 16879499)
I'm talking agent orange tier shit.

My yard (mainly fence line) has been taken over by mulberry and empress tree saplings. I cut them down, I cut them back, I pull them, I mow them, nothing works. It's like fighting a Hydra every spring.

I'm settling with chemical warfare. What should I use to get rid of these things?
Lemme guess.

Chain link fence?

C-Mac 03-28-2023 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted by tredadda (Post 16879506)
Gasoline works well.
Yip

kc rush 03-28-2023 04:23 PM
Tordon is the way to go as mentioned.

I got some from Tractor Supply a couple of years ago and it permanently killed several invasive trees I had popping up.

George Liquor 03-28-2023 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by unBelizable (Post 16879691)
Lemme guess.

Chain link fence?
Unfortunately. It was fubar before we moved in. It needs to be bulldozed but I don't want to replace it. I kinda dig the ivy that grows on it, it has a Wrigley outfield vibe. The trees are going to destroy it unless I find a way to permanently get rid of them

Bob Dole 03-28-2023 04:50 PM
43% Vinegar. $20/ gallon. 50/50 with water. Kills everything.

Skyy God 03-28-2023 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by BDj23 (Post 16879716)
Unfortunately. It was fubar before we moved in. It needs to be bulldozed but I don't want to replace it. I kinda dig the ivy that grows on it, it has a Wrigley outfield vibe. The trees are going to destroy it unless I find a way to permanently get rid of them
I had one.

Neighbors are trashy and encouraged their shitty dog (other one is nice) to bark. Didn’t want my puppy to pick up bad habits.

So now I have a nice, modern, horizontal privacy fence. As a bonus, I don’t have to look at the mud pit on the other side or their janky deck “furniture”.

Ming the Merciless 03-28-2023 05:57 PM
roundup 365 & 2, 4 ,d mixed with a little dawn liquid soap

Chiefshrink 03-28-2023 06:02 PM
Diesel fuel. Put some in a sprayer. Pump up your sprayer and away you go. It will kill all things vegetation. Father managed a grain elevator and a farmer told him this will keep the weeds away for sure. OSHA did not like weeds around a grain elevator for some reason.:rolleyes:

Mephistopheles Janx 03-28-2023 06:09 PM
Have you considered getting goats? I happen to know a guy!


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