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City Biddy
Then I have a single word for that tree. TORDON
I affectionately call it "Tree be Dead"
You can find it at Tractor Supply or I think even order it on line. It is a specialty chemical and truly make trees be DEAD at a fairly small cost.
I had a mulberry tree in my backyard that I cut down because it was growing up through a crack in my patio between the concrete and a retaining wall. I cut it down MANY MANY times each year. Then I decided to torture it to death by turning it into an Imperial sized Bonsai. I stripped bark. I removed all but a couple of limbs. I braided the trunks. I regularly stripped off ALL of its leaves. I even burnt part of it once. For about 14 years I tortured the tree. Yet in lived on and even produced mulberries to stain my patio furniture. Then came TORDON. I cut off a small branch and poured on the TORDON. I doused it around the base. Within a few days it was DYING!!
Sure you still have to deal with the dead wood and removal, but at least it is not growing right back.
Good luck in your battle!
BTW I also recommend RYOBI Battery Powered chainsaw to all of you ladies out there. STILL dangerous but smaller and lighter so it is easier to control.
I affectionately call it "Tree be Dead"
You can find it at Tractor Supply or I think even order it on line. It is a specialty chemical and truly make trees be DEAD at a fairly small cost.
I had a mulberry tree in my backyard that I cut down because it was growing up through a crack in my patio between the concrete and a retaining wall. I cut it down MANY MANY times each year. Then I decided to torture it to death by turning it into an Imperial sized Bonsai. I stripped bark. I removed all but a couple of limbs. I braided the trunks. I regularly stripped off ALL of its leaves. I even burnt part of it once. For about 14 years I tortured the tree. Yet in lived on and even produced mulberries to stain my patio furniture. Then came TORDON. I cut off a small branch and poured on the TORDON. I doused it around the base. Within a few days it was DYING!!
Sure you still have to deal with the dead wood and removal, but at least it is not growing right back.
Good luck in your battle!
BTW I also recommend RYOBI Battery Powered chainsaw to all of you ladies out there. STILL dangerous but smaller and lighter so it is easier to control.