I've a Staghorn Sumach in my garden which I'm trying to get rid off, but its
proving very difficult. The roots tunnel around, then little Satellites keep
appearing everywhere. I've dug up as much as possible, but some roots venture
down and proving very difficult to remove.
My question is whether a weedkiller such as "Roundup" would do the trick, or is
the only option just digging them out.
thanks
Terry

Hi Terry,

I have the same problem with brambles which grow outside my fence but
invade my garden I have used spot weed killer like Round up and put it
on each shoot with a brush to make sure it is right in the heart of it.
Hope this helps

Ceci

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Hi Terry,

I have the same problem with brambles which grow outside my fence but
invade my garden I have used spot weed killer like Round up and put it
on each shoot with a brush to make sure it is right in the heart of it.
Hope this helps

What problem?

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Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"

Hello Terry
Several herbicides will do a good job for you, perhaps one to use would be Root Out. Follow instructions or cut growth to about 3 inches above soil level and drill stems using a half inch bit to a depth of two to three inches. Fill with product and seal. Do not get the chemical on soil or other plants. It works very well for difficult subjects.

Best wishes,
Gerald.