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<blockquote data-quote="Boll Weevil" data-source="post: 5670594" data-attributes="member: 10006"><p>I don't know a whole lot about that particular species as there's not many in my area but do know they produce seed early and often. Cut mature trees and paint the stump with herbicide + hack'n squirt or basal spray immature trees. I'd think once you knocked back the seed producers you'd be on the road to eradication.</p><p></p><p>I had an area where beavers had made a mess and wanted to reclaim it. Got rid of the dams and the water receded. Water receded...got rid of the beavers. Woody dam building material like water willows thrive with wet feet...problem solved. All the stiltgrasses and reedy rushes too. Sometimes you just have to stand back and think on for a bit. The reason stuff grows is because conditions are suitable; manipulate the conditions for whatever the desired outcome is.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boll Weevil, post: 5670594, member: 10006"] I don't know a whole lot about that particular species as there's not many in my area but do know they produce seed early and often. Cut mature trees and paint the stump with herbicide + hack'n squirt or basal spray immature trees. I'd think once you knocked back the seed producers you'd be on the road to eradication. I had an area where beavers had made a mess and wanted to reclaim it. Got rid of the dams and the water receded. Water receded...got rid of the beavers. Woody dam building material like water willows thrive with wet feet...problem solved. All the stiltgrasses and reedy rushes too. Sometimes you just have to stand back and think on for a bit. The reason stuff grows is because conditions are suitable; manipulate the conditions for whatever the desired outcome is. [/QUOTE]
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