We do not advise of any applications on your neighbors property. Bird of Paradise can be very difficult to kill whether it is a small or large plant. Industry experts have found that watering the surrounding soil, exposing the roots and applying a glyphosate product helps kill and soften the roots making them easier to remove. You want to remove the compact root ball in one piece to prevent regrowth. We recommend consulting with your extension office for further options

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Yes. The Bonide Stump Out Stump & Vine Killer will kill the stump and the roots. You want to cut the suckers sprouts off, and make hatchet marks deep enought to hit the cambium cell layer of the tree. This layer is the growing part of the tree, and it will absorb the chemical to kill down to the roots. 

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The Bonide Stump Out Stump & Vine Killer will kill the stump and the roots. You want to cut any suckers sprouts off, and make hatchet marks deep enought to hit the cambium cell layer of the tree. This layer is the growing part of the tree, and it will absorb the chemical to kill down to the roots.

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Yes. The Bonide Stump Out Stump & Vine Killer will kill the stump and the roots. You want to cut the suckers sprouts off, and make hatchet marks deep enough to hit the cambium cell layer of the tree. This layer is the growing part of the tree, and it will absorb the chemical to kill down to the roots. Sucker Stopper is an option for some trees that does not require cutting the tree.

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Yes, the Bonide Stump Out Stump & Vine Killer will kill the stump and the roots when applied as directed on the product label.

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Bonide Stump Out Stump & Vine Killer is labeled for locust. 

To apply as a Stump Treatment: Apply this product undiluted to kill stumps and prevent sprouting. Using the applicator top, completely cover the freshly cut surface. 

To use for Vine Control: For best results when treating vines such as poison oak, poison ivy, etc. that grow on or around desirable plants, cut the vine first and treat as directed above for stump treatment. Do not let product contact desirable plants.

To apply as a Foliar Spray: In a hose-end or tank sprayer, mix 8 to 16 tablespoons (4 to 8 fl. oz.) in enough water to make one gallon of spray mixture. Apply at the rate of one gallon spray mixture per 500 sq. ft. Coverage will depend on the amount of foliage to be treated. Apply as a thorough foliage spray to wet all leaves using a coarse spray pattern with low pressure. Use the higher rate for mature or hard-to-control plants (such as ash, blackgum, choke cherry, elm, maple, oak, pine, or winged elm), or during drought conditions. Using low rates may result in resprouting of weeds in a year following treatment. Make applications when brush and weeds are actively growing with full leaf coverage. In 1 to 6 weeks, symptoms such as wilting will occur. Make applications when the air is calm. Effectiveness may be reduced if rainfall occurs with 24 hours of application.

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Bonide Stump Out Stump & Vine Killer can kill the other trunk if it is still connected at all to the cut stump, ie roots, base since it can also absorb the product.

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