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Killing Honeylocust Root Sprouts

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From: Bill Hosking
City:
Springfield, IL
Due to storm damage I cut down my locust tree (hybrid from Henry Field catalog-no thorns) which was about 30 years old. The stump was removed. Since the roots remained, new growth is popping up all along the root system which is near the surface. How can I kill off the roots. Pulling up each little shoot is not working.

 
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From: Jay Hayek
Extension Specialist, Forestry
Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences
jhayek@illinois.edu
Greetings Bill,

Try using an herbicide called Pathway (active ingredient: picloram) or 2,4-D. This herbicide will kill the root sprouts without killing any grass.

Follow all herbicide labels and directions!

 
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