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Evening all!

just been asked to price for felling approx 50 Alder trees then treat the stumps to prevent any regen. Also on site are Alder stumps cut back last year (and allegedly treated!) that have grown about 5 feet in a year.

2 questions :

Should I treat the newly felled stumps with glyphosate straight away, or treat with something else,

The other stumps with a years growth -cut back to base and do as above or leave to come into leaf then spray?

Any comments would be grand cheers!

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Evening all!

just been asked to price for felling approx 50 Alder trees then treat the stumps to prevent any regen. Also on site are Alder stumps cut back last year (and allegedly treated!) that have grown about 5 feet in a year.

2 questions :

Should I treat the newly felled stumps with glyphosate straight away, or treat with something else,

straight away within an hour of cutting them, and bore into the stump with the bar and do some crosses on top

The other stumps with a years growth -cut back to base and do as above or leave to come into leaf then spray?

Any comments would be grand cheers!

foliar spray would be best

 

quick question are these on a river bank? if so you will need to notify the EA really for consent

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We use Glyphosate 360 neat for most stump treatments. We use 480 for species that regen extremely well. No matter what you put on them.

 

is that off label use for neat stump treatment, as im pretty sure thats not approved for neat usage:confused1:

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Cheers for all the replies guys.

 

quick question are these on a river bank? if so you will need to notify the EA really for consent

No its on a railway embankment.

Plus the site is very heavily accessed by the public, anything from dog walkers to drunks, as it's a main thoroughfare. The L.A will not close the path either.

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