How to kill shrubs, bushes and trees the easy way |Flower Fanatic
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- How to easily put an end to stumps, trees, bushes and shrubs. Save yourself some hassle. Instead of battling roots, paint Killzall on the fresh cut end and let it do the rest. For larger stumps, drill holes and apply liquid in the holes.
For any of the tools/resources, see below.
The sandals click here... www.walmart.co...
The sawzall click here... www.homedepot....
The hand saw click here... www.homedepot....
Lopper Pruners click here... www.lowes.com/...
Killzall liquid herbicide click here... www.amazon.com...
This lady really knows what she's doing. She's sharing a lot of wisdom and demonstrations on her channel.
Hey thanks! I really appreciate that! This is an awesome method 👍
POISONING THE SOIL AND WATER TABLE IS VERY WRONG OF HER. I FEEL BAD FOR THOSE WHO LIVE AROUND HER.
Thank you! I have overgrown shrubbery right along the fence line I share with my neighbor. Now I can formulate some kind of plan to do this myself instead of hiring someone.
You’re welcome. I love this method. Sometimes you have to do a few times with bigger shrubs or trees, but it’s awesome
I thought you were going to pour it on. Thank God i watched your whole video. Thanks😊
Thank you for this! I have some really overgrown bushes that I'm finally trying to go after and get rid of. I was thinking I'm going to have to hire someone to dig them out, but I'm going to try this. Hopefully i can finally reclaim the corners of my yard!
Oh I’m glad this helped. It works super well! Just make sure you only touch what you want.
This was very informative I have some crazy bushes on the side of my house I just bought so hope this works.
It should work! I would Love to know how it goes for ya
Thank you. I new to gardening. Just came from outside and was the overwhelmed with these wild bushes that I cut just down. My concern was that I would now have to dig up the roots. But thanks to you, I know what to do now. Big thanks:)
Hey! You’re welcome.
Love this tip! Thanks for sharing.👍👏
Thanks for the feedback! I’m glad I could help. I appreciate it ❤️
Also...I had a few more stems pop up that I missed and need to go kill again....but most every single one of them died. It’s pretty darn effective.
Thanks for the great video 👍
No problem 👍
Can I just some in a spray bottle and cut them spray instead of using a brush?
Thank you. I'm going to try this on a prickly bush I have near my front door. Do you only apply it one time or several times?
You’re welcome. One application typically works on the stem. If you have a few pop up that you missed go and ahead and do it on those ones. My bigger trees I had to do a few times but It works awesome
So am I painting the stumps of these bushes too. We used a stump remover to get the large roots out. But, the bushes are very resilient and they are growing back.
It didn't totally kill my bush, unfortunately. :/ I tried it about 3 times. To be fair though, it rained the day after literally every application so that may have washed some of the chemicals away.
I ended up cutting the bush down to it's big stump then cut every stem under the dirt that the stump was connected to. In about 10 minutes I was able to remove the entire stump. It weighed a ton.
Yeah if it gets diluted and the tree is quite big…you’re better off cutting it down and putting holes in the center and applying the killer. Rain will make it lose its effectiveness a bit since it needs to be fully concentrated. I’m glad you got it out! My walnut tree stump was big and I had to be a little bit more diligent and it took a little longer because of its size but it sure beat trying to dig that it out.
Sounds like you got a nice workout! Way to go. I’m sorry it didn’t go as planned.
Round up is the one that causes cancer and they had that big law suit. I'm glad you aren't using it. Thanks for sharing these helpful tips! I'm trying to get rid of weeds coming from my neighbor's yard because they are not trimming them.
You’re welcome. Good luck!
She still poisons and so near the river to. She should be ashamed.
Question. If I use that killer to get rid of a rose stump, will I be able to plant other flowers in the same spot afterwards?
Yes. I would give it a few days. The killer is just absorbing into the stump. Just don’t let the flowers come in contact with the killer on the rose stump. As always use the killer with caution and carefully 😊 I used this method for some deep rooted nasty weeds and it worked too. It’s more meticulous and time consuming but effective. I try to not use it too much though.
Thanks! And I ❤ your sandals !!!
@@FlowerFanatic Hey Stephanie. I ended up borrowing a neighbor's Sawmill like yours and attacked to rose bushes. WOW. I did not know the roots of a rose bush could be so long and deep in the ground. It took an hour to remove both of them and a bad back afterwards (I can squat down only so much). hahahah. Thanks of the video.
Closed toe shoes would be better, especially handling a saw, knife or chemicals.
Thanks for the concern….I tend to be haphazard and a bit on the wild side, although my instincts tell me otherwise/
we’re primordial cavemen here, we have no time for shoes 🗿🗿🗿
Always a safety Karen in the bunch
You made me laugh! Love the intro of this video. I have this issue in my back yard and this video is perfect! I was st Lowes today googling root killer products (didn’t buy one from there in the end). I’m going to buy what you use. Thank you!
Oh my goodness. Haha. I’m glad you could sense my ridiculous and humor in that.
Good luck and you’re welcome!
Excellent video lesson, many thanks.
Thanks! I appreciate it. This method is awesome!
how long did it take the root kill to kill the cut limbs and roots at the end of your video? You easily snapped off two bush limbs but not the third.
Give it about two months. You may have to reapply if you missed a few that grew later or something. It’s quick though!
i've tried everything on my barberry, there's always an off-shoot somewhere. nothing worked. will try this. thanks!!
Let me know how it turns out for you. It so effective. You’re welcome
Join her in poisoning your soil and the water table. SMH
I did something like this to bindweed I painted the leaves it killed those pieces of bindweed but the main plant is in the garden at the back of ours. It also killed some of my perennial sunflower even though I did not touch the sunflower with the weedkiller. Any ideas
Topping the bindweed as you see them helps keep them under control a bit. It’s a hard one to kill…those roots go so deep. And they live forever. I have been topping every year and they seem to be getting better. I know spraying them with the killer fully concentrated with sticker spreader is extreme but an option. The problem is the plants around them…you have to be very careful and makes sure there’s no wind. The killer is more effective when it’s hot. It’s weird that it killed some of your sunflower. I have never had that happen. They are fairly easy to top. Especially before they flower. I did hear a method recently from my local botanical center. I’m gonna look into and get back to you. I think fall is the right time for the method the botanicals recommended.
I would use killz all. You can also put cardboard down and string it through that. I know that sounds ridiculous
What's the name of the bush killer?
It’s called killz all. Just find a brand with the active ingredient glyphosate.
@@FlowerFanatic awesome!
Thank you for sharing! 😊👍🏼
I use agent orange. great video.
Thanks!
Will give it a try. Thanks!!!
It’s very effective. You’re welcome
I was scared when she opened the top with no gloves on. Informative video, however, you need gloves and proper shoes on working with any chemical.
Good to know!! Thanks
Thank you!
You’re welcome! Good luck with your killing ☺️
What is the name of that product you are holding?
I used KILLZALL. You can also use concentrated glyphosate(Round UP) or BIGnTUFF. Just don’t add water to these killers for this purpose. If you have annoying weeds or IVY you can apply in fall. That’s a good time. They are storing up in there roots for the winter. Cut off the top stems and apply. 😊
@@FlowerFanatic thank you so much for your response and your knowledge that I needed real bad. Keep up the good work girl. Kudos
@@neilwilliams2172 you’re welcome! I love passing on a good tip. Thanks for the kind words 😊
Good info
Your the best thanks!!
You’re welcome! That’s why I do this 😊 it has worked great. They all died.
Yes! Please ware boots around power tools.😬
I bet your 80 year old neighbour didn't advertise his shoes when explaining what to do
There’s a lot of critics on RUclips.
You’re welcome for the tip.
what is the name of the chemical you applied?
Kill z All or round up. Look for something that says glysophate in its ingredients. Use with caution as always. Gloves and apply it on a calm day.
Thanks!
You’re welcome! I received this awesome tip from my neighbor and I had to share. It works so great 😀
I've been working on my acre that's been overgrown for a while now I can't wait to use this trick
That’s a lot of land. I’m on about an acre and it’s a lot of work to get it where I want too, but fun. Something to do all the time.
I’m really glad you learned something new!
Too bad we're not neighbors so you could help 😅
I would have taken a weed whacker to everything first. Good video though. Thanks
Yeah. Totally good suggestion. Thanks
I like getting after it with weed wackers.
Those chemicals are so toxic! You need gloves, a mask and long sleeves! Be safe.
Thanks for the concern.
I bet your shoes don't protect you from monster size ants
I bet they don’t
@@FlowerFanatic on my block of land the ants are at least 2 centre meters long and they break down leaves and branches but if you get them on your skin look out love them but scary
Seriously! That would suck! I don’t wear those anymore haha. I wear closed toed shoes. Work shoes
where are your safety boots, gloves and protective eyewear?? Safety first. You are too beautiful to get injured.
Rookie mistake 🤪
Never work with any power tools, tools or sharp objects without steel toed work boots.
Thanks
I wasn't trying to be a wise guy, but I worked in landscaping for decades and have taken friends to the ER too many times. Keep up the great work.
No it’s a good reminder. I appreciate the concern! I can get going to fast sometimes
Safety glasses and gloves, too…
No gloves and wearing open toe shoes?
Yes
GET TO THE POINT, lady. BLAH BLAH AND MORE BLAH until @4:58
It's glyphosate!!
I know
Need patience with her, take too long to get to the point!
You know…it was one of my first videos putting myself out there. I know it was long, but you could catch me a break. It’s a pretty good tip. I should give an update video on this. I get so many comments like this.
Wear some gloves
OMG lady get to the point women holy crap
You’re welcome for my free time. Oh my gosh practice patience.
I bet you’re going to enjoy this tip.
@@FlowerFanatic I will lol