Posted by dave2 on March 14, 2011 at 13:06:41 from (139.139.35.70):
Hey folks,
I have 2 places that are about 10x30ft that I want to wipe out everything then level with a little gravel and lay out some grass pavers that'll be backfilled with fine gravel. Grass can do what it wants afterwards because there will be a horse on the area that'll grab whatever pops up.
Also have a few big industrial strength Burrs that grow in the back yard and a hazelnut bush and elderberry tree that I want to get rid of.
The hazelnut bush is thinning down some each year because when we freeze brand foals, I dump the leftover liquid nitrogen on it. The elderberry and burrs just keep coming back when you cut them.
Is roundup going to do me any good? If so, when is the best time to use it?
While typing this, I had a brainstorm.
If I cut the elderberry off at the ground and the hazelnut bush the same, then get a few chunks of coal or a pile of charcoal going and pile on the stump, will that kill them?
Leaves me with the two places that are choked with grass and the burrs. Will the charcoal idea kill the burrs also (there are only about 5 stalks)? Or can they just be dug out?
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