honeysuckle control using foam herbicide: three steps to success
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Honeysuckle Control using Foam Herbicide: Three Steps to Success
By: John Lampe
January 30, 2014
Late summer or fall is a good time to control invasive honeysuckle with herbicide.
Before starting, make sure you have properly identified your target as invasive honeysuckle.
There are native honeysuckle plants in many regions of North America. Don’t kill them!
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Glyphosate herbicide (trade name: Roundup®) works well on honeysuckle.
Read the herbicide label before starting.
Three Steps:
2 to 5 in. from ground
Step 1: Cut all branches of the bush as shown.
Step 2: Apply foam herbicide soon after cutting – within 5 to 10 minutes.
Step 3: Apply herbicide to every stump face.
If even one stem is not treated, the plant can survive.
That’s It!
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