The Blackberry Control Thread

So................................. I'm lookin' around for pictures of Blackberry leaves (there's different varieties so I gather), AND ALL I FIND IS SITES AND BLOGS DEVOTED TO PROPAGATING THEM. Idiots want Blackberries.........come see me
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So................................. I'm lookin' around for pictures of Blackberry leaves (there's different varieties so I gather), AND ALL I FIND IS SITES AND BLOGS DEVOTED TO PROPAGATING THEM. Idiots want Blackberries.........come see meView attachment 166150
Yup. My most despised invasive is English Holly. Given up on chemistry except some success with cut stump treatment. Grubbing and pulling been all that seems to really work. And some folks still use it in landscapes. I would pay for the honor of ripping out the last one on earth!
 
I always tried to farm organically since I started in 1961.
With your health history I would stay away from that crap.
Can't you plow the field and plant your hay for a few years?
 
Yup. My most despised invasive is English Holly. Given up on chemistry except some success with cut stump treatment. Grubbing and pulling been all that seems to really work. And some folks still use it in landscapes. I would pay for the honor of ripping out the last one on earth!
It was all over this place when we moved in on and under siding, up a block wellhouse wall and up pecan trees. Triclopyr with a little diesel took care of it. The hard part was scraping off the tendrils getting ready to paint.
 
I said it was gonna be a journey...........................................

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In my defense..........it's been a while since I needed it
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Bit o' surgery, and we have VICTORY
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Continued..............................................
 
What with all this herbicide knowledge I've been absorbing of late................ Thought it was an excellent time to get some practice.

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Don't have any diesel on hand, so I mixed the Remedy with Kerosene. Ought to work. Kerosene is a close brother to Diesel.

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While looking at the SDS for the product, I happened to remember the chemical composition was listed. Lo, and Behold, Kerosene is the major carrier.
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So, it should be effective to mix with Kerosene. I did a 50/50 mix. A bit above the label call out.

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While the outer layer/ring is the most critical, I just painted the entire surface.

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Including the bark down to soil level.

There's plenty of good videos on this. I'd tend to recommend the ones from the herbicide companies, and university ag extension services.

Now, I guess I'll toddle off, and jack up the sprayer to put some wheels on it(sigh)
 
It was all over this place when we moved in on and under siding, up a block wellhouse wall and up pecan trees. Triclopyr with a little diesel took care of it. The hard part was scraping off the tendrils getting ready to paint.
Foliar application or cut stump?
 
Foliar application or cut stump?

Foliar. I guess the folks who lived here before me planted every type of invasive available in the 50s. Had this around the house and wisteria and what I think is some kind of jasmine around shrubs and in monkey grass. Also had all kinds of holly around that kept sprouting back. It has been about 5 yrs, but I think I mixed about 20% diesel in. Tried it without it first without success.
 
Foliar. I guess the folks who lived here before me planted every type of invasive available in the 50s. Had this around the house and wisteria and what I think is some kind of jasmine around shrubs and in monkey grass. Also had all kinds of holly around that kept sprouting back. It has been about 5 yrs, but I think I mixed about 20% diesel in. Tried it without it first without success.
Thank you. I will give that a try.
 
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