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  • Asked by Marilyn from Canton, Ohio
    04/17/2021
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    Can I cut saplings to grown level and then paint Stump Out on to keep them from resprouting?
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    The Bonide Stump Out Stump & Vine Killer woks mostly for stumps. For this case, its better to use something like Sucker Punch Ready to Use is a plant growth regulator specially designed for use on ornamental trees and other woody plants.

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  • Asked by J
    03/14/2021
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    Will Bonide Stump Out kill holly volunteers by painting it on the leaves?
    We have hundreds of holly volunteers on our property. I would like to paint the leaves to kill them if your product will do the job. Last year I cut volunteers, spraying black paint on the little stumps and volunteers out of the ground. Will your product kill hollies?
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    We apologize, but there is nothing on the product label that shows that the Bonide Stump Out Vine Killer will treat for Holly Volunteers. Please contact your Cooperative Extension Office and speak with the Master Gardener on duty for more specifics on this issue. 

    http://npic.orst.edu/pest/countyext.htm

     

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