I have several stands what I have always called Georgia Cane on our place. They have been there for years, but we have recently done a bunch of dozer work and knocked them down and root racked on the fencelines. Now I want to try to maintain them and get rid of it if I can as the new growth pops up. I have been told before that roundup won't kill it. The first time around I sprayed remedy and diesel mixed, but I need something more economical. Any ideas?
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The best way to get rid of cane is gonna be to dig up the root system and burn it -
I hope you’re rich
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We had river cane in the backyard of a rental house in east Texas. It was a mess, thick and tall. During a summer drought, we cut it down smooth with the ground and kept mowing it as short as I could. The drought ended up killing it I think. We were there three more years with no cane.Comment
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For giant cane, we cut it, let it bush out about 1 -2 ft tall then treat it with Clearcast or Imazamox. It will take several rounds but you will eventually get ahead of it if you stay on top of it.Comment
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I've been told the state will help. This is coming from a guy trying to keep it out of county park
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