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Instead of cutting 'all' honeysuckle branches to the ground; would it still be effective to apply herbicide to just a few of the cut branches?

Addendum to my previous comment: girdling requires that you cut around the stump, through the bark and the phloem, (the first layer of living vascular tissue which carries nutrients from the leaves down to the roots) but ideally not the xylem (the second area of living vascular tissue which carries water and nutrients from the roots up to the leaves). The xylem can be a few years of annual growth- the wood growth rings. If the xylem is left intact, the roots will be forced to feed the foliage, and get nothing in return. Btw, the girdle must be wider than a saw kerf, maybe an inch or more, to prevent the tree or bush from healing itself. Girdling is effective on many trees and large shrubs, including those which resprout when cut down.

This was wonderful! Thank you all so much for your hard work! In Frankfort.

So it immigrated from idiots who the sorry government allowed to come in

What if you weed whack the weeds first before steaming?

I have a question about this with this occur to my trees because they've had problems where the leaves would end up turning brown and curling up but unfortunately they would end up dying and I've been trying to figure that out

1990 trees and nuts, North Fork Herrods Creek, Skylight, Oldham County KY

Excellent

Clifton Gorge state nature preserve in Ohio has a lot currently

Hey how much does ginesane bring in Kentucky

Thanks for saving my ass at work today homie

More doing, less talking

I have these holes in all my magnolia trees in North Texas.

Carolina Buckthorn, rough leaf dogwood, aromatic sumac, Hercules Club, downy skullcap, licorice goldenrod, American spikenard, white goldenrod, tansy rosinweed,

Nice job!

There has to be blight resistant trees that survived there always is. There are Dutch elm disease resistant Dutch elms. Here in W Texas there's lots of elm trees but a lot don't have DE disease.

Im noticing honeysuckle and wild grapes are taking over everywhere

Just what I was looking for,,Now not to get upset an use chemicals,,,THANKS

There is actually a native to usa honey suckle shrub called Diervilla lonicera

Super helpful. Thank you!

If there are small trees there must be larger ones somewhere.

Unless you have a high threshold of pain, or a lot of extra time, the video starts at 11:33 and ends at 12:50. Brush B Gone concentrate applied immediately to the cut stem kills the plant.

Great video - very clear and comprehensive. Nice job. Thanks!😄

I spray mine at leafout w a bleach and vinegar w baking soda mix.

Thank you!

Are the flower nectar edible like honeysuckle vines?

This is the first I've heard of the weed wrench, I've been running my top handle chainsaw to death trying to stay on top of these things.

Mask out side????

I want medicine

How about using steam to terminate a cover crop?

Thank you ladies for the helpful information, and fixing our forests. I have a few of these bushes in the backyard to deal with

Please tell us which chemical ELIMINATES lesser celandine if there is no other concern, water or other plants. Thanks

I think this is one of the really well done videos of this on RUclips. I appreciate the comment on the ash tree decline and honeysuckle invasion correlating with each other. That is a sad observation I have noticed. I also want to ask: I know bush honeysuckle has allopathic characteristics, but I haven’t found reliable information on the strength of that allopathy. Have you observed the effects of that in forests you have managed?

TACF is going to obliterate the existence of the true American Chestnut Trees by releasing hybrid and genetically engineered trees into the environment. There will be no way to control cross-pollination. They need to stop all of this immediately and find another way to save this invaluable treasure and important part of our heritage.

I will definitely have the app on my phone when I go out looking for Morels this spring. I'm pretty sure that I've seen some in the past. Morels and Chestnut may not grow in the same places but I will cover some mountain ridges. At this point I would be more interested in finding Chestnut trees than Morels.

Good presentations and I too want to know If I can cut stump and treat now in March ? Tony has a helpful comment below

Hello wondering if I can do the stump cut in March , plant seems to be still doemant but has buds. Thank you

Electric chainsaw works great for bigger bushes. Don't have to fight trying to get gas chainsaws started. The constant hand sawing will catch up with you physically over time.....Small pick mattox will help with smaller bushes. Hit the base of bush and in soil around it, this will help loosen the roots. Also tool can be jabbed under roots and pulled, gives better grip than plant stem that may break.

I am trying to smear wet fireplace ash in the holes that they’ve already drilled because they’re leaking so much sap and it is a maple tree so I think it is extra sweet and extra attractive to them. It is an ornamental tree so I’d like to have it live longer. Hopefully this works. We’ll see.

3:38 I thunk they can kill maple trees

I found spraying fungicide on plant for anthracnose disease almost doesn’t work. Especially when the disease grow inside stem/trunk. Please advise if you know any fungicide that work to cure inside tree , not just kill it outside of tree.

Take the mask off so we can understand you. You can’t catch Covid via video

That short bright orange-flowered herbaceous plant near the very start of this video is called butterfly weed. It is a milkweed, so it is important to the monarch butterfly life cycle. It likes full sun and is well behaved in the border where I have it planted. It gets 12 to 15 inches tall.

Is that Bigleaf Magnolia right under the chestnut at 20:00 in?

Ok what i don't get is where is the blight now? How is it still killing trees? They have to travel miles between trees to hand polloinate them cause its to far for insects or wind to do it naturally. So hows the blight still finding these trees? I get the initial wave of blight just went tree to tree cause there were so many so close to one another. Small grove of them in Wisconsin that finally got it in the 90s i believe, states away from the next closest chestnut trees. Hows that blight move if its not insects or wind?

Thank you for the Chestnut education. The same cliff side edges and landings enjoyed by the tree are warming areas for the reptiles!

ACF is a fraudulent organization....they falsified seed source as American from a resistant tree in Wisconsin in order to get a donation.....they were sativa seeds.....ACF id fake, fake, fake

Somebody cut all the black walnut trees on my property before I bought it.

I know where there is several American Chestnut trees. Also my brother and my dad started several on the farm that are thriving and producing nuts. This is in Northwestern Illinois.

Live in Pa. Near Mt. Davis , highest point in Pa. There's American Chestnut trees growing on the mountain. Young ones about good 15' high.