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Old 10-10-2015, 09:05 PM
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Default Whats a good brush killer?
I have quite a bit of brush ,vines,wild honey suckel etc . To kill I have tried 2_3 different killers but has not done much damage to it .
Was wondering what you use , a qt would do it if it kills with 2,2 treatments
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use Tordon. it will kill all that stuff. 1 application
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Mix Sythe with round up and on a hot day you can watch it die before your eyes
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We always use 2-4d & tordon...
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I use the poison ivy and heavy brush cutter. Have used several different brands from K-Mart to Tractor Supply, they all seem to work good.
Around here we have the Multa floral rose bushes, and it will kill them.
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Dad used to use tordon and crop oil with 2-4d
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Thanks for the advice I used ortho as it was all they had here in qt size ,guess they sold out
It finally did kill the kudsu or the cold did l will try the ones you said . In the spring
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We always use 2-4d & tordon...
Looks like Tordon already has 2,4-D in it. Tried some glyphosate on some sort of climbing vine and it did nothing. Going to try some 2-4D and if that doesn't do it I'll try Tordon.
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