Bassattackr
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Heard conflicting things on a herbicide that will work to spot spray on these? One reference says Garlan 3A is good but another says will top kill only? Also pretty pricey.. Thoughts?
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Multifloral Rose
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203ntyp
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I had so many but did get rid of them by mowing them down with a brush hog 3 or 4 times a year for 2 years then once or twice a year after that. Glyphosate will kill them once they're cut down and the new growth is sprayed late in the year also but I try avoiding using it too broadly.
Bassattackr
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Awesome, great to know rotary mowing works. I'll take that over spraying any day.
Mow then spray the regrowth is easiest to deal with
Bassattackr
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Anyone use Triclopyr on it?
Triclopyr is active chemical in Garlon, Remedy, etc.
I have mowed the 5 acre patch 3 times the first yea. Then only twice the next 2 years. This year I have only mowed it once, and the multi-flower rose has been almost disappeared. I only sprayed the acreage one time the second year to get rid of the milkweed that had come up. I used 2-4-d, diesel, and a little roundup sprayed at 20 # to a acre.
Remedy, Grazon Next HL spot sprayed early June when flowering will smoke them. I’d avoid diesel and glyphosate unless you want dead spots where you spray. Remedy (triclopyr) would likely get them by itself mixed to label and sprayed during bloom. I’m sure other times of year will work also but makes it easy to locate MFR when in bloom and it works good then.
Bassattackr
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That is interesting, I will have to hit the mower to it and see what happens. Any excuse to break out the tractor works for me
