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"Undesirable" Trees?
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<blockquote data-quote="Hunter 257W" data-source="post: 4399369" data-attributes="member: 12277"><p>That has been my tree curse for the past few years. They love open sunny spots and even edges of fence rows - anywhere they can get direct sunlight. i have flattened a bunch of tractor tires bush hogging these trees. Those thorns are awful. For a few years now I've been hitting them with Super Brush Killer from the CO-OP and it kills them. But even once they are dried up and starting to rot, there will be a branch or two that is thriving and green. They are like some monster from a nightmare that just won't stop. I have one place where I have a thicket of several acres of nothing but these mutated Bradford pears. I dread the day some deer runs in there to die!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hunter 257W, post: 4399369, member: 12277"] That has been my tree curse for the past few years. They love open sunny spots and even edges of fence rows - anywhere they can get direct sunlight. i have flattened a bunch of tractor tires bush hogging these trees. Those thorns are awful. For a few years now I've been hitting them with Super Brush Killer from the CO-OP and it kills them. But even once they are dried up and starting to rot, there will be a branch or two that is thriving and green. They are like some monster from a nightmare that just won't stop. I have one place where I have a thicket of several acres of nothing but these mutated Bradford pears. I dread the day some deer runs in there to die! [/QUOTE]
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