So I’ve been clearing and burning cedar on my place for the past 4 years and everywhere I have had a burn pile what I think is sumac starts growing. I’ve mowed it down, root grappled it up and still can’t even slow the stuff down. I’ve never used any chemicals , and don’t want to harm my oak trees and native pasture. So my question for y’all is what do I use, when do I use it, and what’s the best application method?
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Originally posted by rowdybass View PostOkay good deal, so do I just spray it on the foliage and try to keep from getting to much overspray? Is this time of year okay to spray them, or is it to hot ? Sorry I’ve been reading to many instructions on the back of the bottles at TSC.
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Originally posted by rowdybass View PostWorst thing about it was all of the top pic was 100% cedar and dirt , then finally started getting grass coming up now I’m afraid this stuff is going to take over like the cedars were.
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Originally posted by Arrowthreat View PostTry Grazonnext. We used it in Llano at our place for everything. It won't harm the oak trees or grass, but is suppose to kill everything else. You have to have an applicators license to buy it though.
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