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Julianne Mason on “Basal Bark Applications Using an Oil-Water Emulsion”

Posted on November 8, 2018 by Bill Kleiman

Editors note: At our recent GRN Workshop in Kane County I announced I was looking for guests to write posts for this blog. Juli Mason was in the audience and below she gives us a helpful report. If you have … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged basal, basal bark, emulsion, honeysuckle, invasive brush, Julianne Mason | 9 Comments

Basal bark application part 4

Posted on December 15, 2016 by Bill Kleiman

Previously I described success in killing honeysuckle with October and May applications when the leaves were on the stems of the shrub. Here are a few kill counts we have from dormant season applications with leaves off: March 6 and … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged bark, basal, garlon, honeysuckle, invasive, shrub | Leave a comment

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Julianne Mason on “Basal Bark Applications Using an Oil-Water Emulsion”

Basal bark application part 4

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