Posted by rrc300 u on July 06, 2018 at 07:59:46 from (107.77.106.120):
In Reply to: Multiflora rose posted by Rick n ohio on July 06, 2018 at 05:03:28:
I know it kills the grass but i have used glyphosate with pretty good success. I did a backpack sprayer with some dish soap added. My state forester told me to use it when the stuff was flowering as that is when the plants are the weakest. I did have to respray some of the more thick/bushy areas a second time i waited about 10 days to see where it was needed to retreat. As an expirement i test sprayed a few places last fall and those wilted a bit and then came back this spring like having never been treated, seems like what the forester told me was pretty accurate. Another way that has proven to kill was using tordon rtu on a fresh cut stump. The reason i did some that way was because the rose bushes had grown up into a couple of apple trees and i didn't want to injure them with the round up.
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