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Billy[_10_] · 31-10-2011, 06:20 AM posted to rec.gardens

In article , "Bob F"
wrote:

wrote:
I've heard about ring-barking but that's a little too obvious for my
purposes. How can I kill a small, maybe 2 year-old, tree
surreptitiously in the dead of night. There's no surrounding
vegetation but whatever has to be done can't be an airborne spray nor
something obvious nor something that would injure other people (like
explosives). Ideally we're talking about an easily-available
swiftly-degradable poison. How about just plain boiling water into the
roots, or lacquer thinner, or alcohol?

An 85yo neighbor of mine got a nice talking to by the state equivalent of the
EPA after poisoning a shrub in his neighbor's yard. They actually tested the
plant to determine the poison first. I'm sure you will be pleased when they
come
knocking on your door.

Amen.
--
- Billy

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