Precision Vine, Shrub & Tree Killer - using Roundup and the new cut & paint method

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Kill invasive vines, shrubs and trees, including their suckers, using a simple cut and paint method for Roundup
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Precision Vine, Shrub & Tree Killer - using Roundup and the cut & paint method. Get rid of invasive vines like poison ivy and unwanted trees and shrubs.
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@jeffcopeland7934 16 дней назад

Two suggestions from a long term licensed pesticide applicator: Get some throw away rubber gloves and see if you can find an old shoe polish applicator bottle with a sponge top and a cap. It works great and is less messy than the paint brush and bucket method. Thanks for a very informative video.

@leiaflash5055 2 года назад

Thanks for this tutorial! I have so many vines and wild trees growing through my planting beds from the park....

@mfm6 Год назад

I was gonna get tordon to do this. Thanks for the video, I actually have concentrated round up, I'm gonna follow your instructions, never though it was this easy to kill those unwanted trees.

@haroldbryant3105 Год назад

Real good tips. Going to try your method.

@christiefrenchie6718 2 года назад

You just spoke the dirtiest word, "invasives". Some have names--russian garlic, hairy bittercrest, poison ivy (suffered three times this summer), briars, sumac; others have yet to be ID that spread through the woods to replace trilliums, merrybells, foam flowers, etc. And I won't allow an oak of any kind (the squirrels plant them) in my maple, tulip, basswood, beech tree woods. Thanks for this great tutorial.

@mala3isity Год назад

Thank you for spreading this knowledge. I started doing this in 2005 to help my dad manage his forest. It had scrub, poison ivy, Virginia creeper and one particular raspberry bush that drove him nuts. He'd been cutting/clearing for years and when he added this step it made a world of difference. Yes, the next spring we had dead stubs but it wasn't stubs with new growth. We cut the stubs flush or below the soil level and let the stubs decompose. No, the amount of concentrate didn't really affect the soil's ability to grow, even in large swaths. I've been wondering if using vinegar in the same way would work and if the small amounts would keep the soil from turning acidic. I've also been wondering if the dish cleaners with the soap reservoir and the sponge would work or if the weed killer would just leak out. Being able to cut with one hand and swab with the other could make quick work of a large area of runners.

@kellymac76 3 месяца назад

I’m in Florida on a small lake. My side of the lake has been taken over by I think greenbrier. The vine is pretty high up on the bank. Can I do this and not cause problems with the lake? You have explained this better than any video I’ve found.

@thenextpoetician6328 20 дней назад

Roundup?? That's a kiss of death.

@styx62 16 дней назад

That’s the whole point

@CompetentSalesUSA Год назад

Need eye and hand protection!

@johnholder8741 3 месяца назад

I use Tordon with your method...works well. Used on elm shoots in lawn and it killed some neighboring utah juniper tree? Is Tordon too strong compared to Glycophosphate?

@sarahannedesign7530 2 года назад

This is really helpful. My forested lot is filled with Manitoba maple saplings and it feels like a never ending battle digging them out. I also deal with invasive vines, do you have any other tips for applying to those? I guess just finding the main root. I didn’t think roundup was sold in Canada anymore

@Gardenfundamentals1 2 года назад

It has always been sold in Canada - finding concentrate is the difficult part.

@abiggs66 2 года назад

Great information thank you. What about bamboo? Any suggestions?

@Gardenfundamentals1 2 года назад

I don't know how well it would work on bamboo - but I would try the same technique. Alternatively, use a brush and paint the leaves.

@robhtp3817 10 месяцев назад

How long after applying the roundup do you see any results?

@MatthewSmith-cp3hu 10 месяцев назад

i think a small foam brush might work well

@joslac5018 2 года назад

Would this work for tree suckers that form at the base of the tree? I have a beautiful full grown greenspire linden that gets tons of suckers every 2 months or so. Don't want to kill the tree. Or is there another reason for these insistent suckers? Great video!

@Gardenfundamentals1 2 года назад

No - because the tree will also absorb the Roundup.

@jamestaylor8217 9 месяцев назад

Good video. One question: you talked about using 300g/L (gram/liter? - in the US) The roundup I use is labeled 41% glyfosate. Do you have a quick conversion. Thanks.

@HallidayDelight 18 дней назад

Did you ever figure this out? Trying to figure out how to understand which one will be best for me to purchase but don’t know what the conversion is!

@aggiet9203 Год назад

Would this method work for sumac shoots coming up in the lawn (shrubs are behind the fence at the back of my lot)? How about lilly of the valley?

@Gardenfundamentals1 Год назад

yes

@johnyewdall398 2 года назад

ammonium sulphamate is good too.

@jamesmaclean5586 2 года назад

Anything except round up, Monsanto is demonic

@mattysco Год назад

Can you do this mid winter in ontario too?

@Gardenfundamentals1 Год назад

No - the plant needs to be actively growing so it takes the glyphosate into the roots.

@alainemcgill7635 2 года назад

Good afternoon, Robert! I have goutweed invading one of my perennial flower beds where I am growing irises and peonies that came from my mother's farm garden. These plants are precious to me and I don't want to risk damaging them, however, the goutweed has completely invaded one of the peonies and it is now much smaller than the other one beside it. I have tried hand weeding repeatedly for 3 years but I can't get the goutweed under control so I am considering using glyphosate. Is it absolutely safe for the roots of my irises and peonies if I carefully paint glyphosate on the leaves of the goutweed that is invading their growing space? I am concerned that the glyphosate that gets drawn down into the roots of the goutweed might transfer through the soil to my flower roots. I would very much appreciate your advice about this. TYIA! :)

@Gardenfundamentals1 2 года назад

It won't transfer from one plant to another through the roots.

@geriannroth449 Год назад

What about if you add surfactant to the concentrate as an added insurance for the weedkiller to work just in case the rain falls unexpectedly?

@Gardenfundamentals1 Год назад

Don't add things to commercial products - you don't know what reaction will take place.

@geriannroth449 Год назад

@@Gardenfundamentals1 ok i understand your reasoning but the purpose of the surfactant is to act as a "sticker" to the chemical on the plant preventing it from washing off from the presence of rainfall

@sunflower9797 2 года назад

My problem is sassafras trees. They're beautiful trees, but the babies are shooting up right next to my house. I will get rid of them with this method so I don't kill my perennials.

@50hellkat2 Год назад

gloves?

@ameleh61 Год назад

Does this get Japanese Knotweed?

@xxxSLASHxxx Год назад

Would this work for poison ivy ?

@Gardenfundamentals1 Год назад

yes

@cathtf7957 2 месяца назад

Wait, you put your finger in it ? Do you realise what that stuff can do to you ?

@maryjowaszkiewicz9350 Год назад

I have tree of heaven spreading all over HELP

@mala3isity Год назад

Killing Tree of Heaven: Why, How & When by Virginia Forest Landowner Education ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r2OkDcHhfak.html

@dk101likeu 10 месяцев назад

Everyone on RU-vid using agent orange… otherwise known as Round Up…this earth is doomed…

@Gardenfundamentals1 10 месяцев назад

You have no understanding of what you are talking about. Roundup and agent orange are completely different chemicals.

@patriciarussell1177 2 года назад

I have to give you up now I thought you were Organic I see that the big chemical companies got to you probably a long time ago bye-bye

@Gardenfundamentals1 2 года назад

That is true - they got me - paid me huge sums on money to promote their products. Why is it that people who know nothing about Roundup think we get paid by these guys??? I follow the science. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YX8g16R4iws.html