Bonide Vine & Stump Killer With Applicator Concentrate 8 Oz, 2 Pack

This stuff is awesome! I use it on other hard to kill things besides trees(stubborn crepe Myrtle volunteers) and it works as well.

Took down a black gum tree because it was messy and branchingout over my chimney. It got its revenge by sending out about 500 shoots all over my and my neighbor's properties. We tried roundup in the summer when we first started noticingthe shoots, which did absolutely nothing. Found a university extension report online that said to apply glyphosate/roundup in the FALL and winter, not in spring or summer, followed by this stuff after the glyphosate appeared to kill it (dead looking leaves). For gum trees, it's best to cut the shoots down after the roundup/glyphosate has worked, then apply this to the stubs. It took us over a year to figure this out so I hope I'm this info helps someone. It was a tedious battle but we won eventually.

The product takes some time to work, but it does kill raspberry and blackberry bushes. I snip them off, painted the end with the attached brush, and waited. In a few weeks I can go out and pull them out of the ground (I have pretty loose garden soil). I knew it was working since the leaves on the stumps were yellowing and the cut tips were browning down a few inches. I ordered the two pack and my only complaint was that one of them leaked and the inside of the box was wet on one side. Otherwise, I would have rated a 5 star for the product alone. I'm sure some bushes will come back in the spring, but I will just repeat the easy procedure.

I moved into a house about 3 years ago and have been plagued with pesky trees and vines growing along my fence line and garage. I tried "natural" solutions but nothing worked. This is super easy to apply, extremely effective at killing the plant after applying to any part of the branch/stump. And, I am proud to say that I no longer have trees ruining my property. The amount of liquid you get here can kill quite a lot of trees, or a couple really stubborn ones (I am looking at you, mulberry). Definitely worth the purchase and I definitely will purchase again.

Haven't used it yet, but it came in plastic bag packaging and had leaked all over the inside of the bag. The bottles are small and pricey, so I'm not happy to lose a drop. 😒

This is the only thing I’ve found that prevents Asian Bush Honeysuckle, poison ivy and black walnut trees from resprouting from their roots. Only 1 careful application with included brush is needed. Works best if applied to stump/stem within 10 minutes of cutting. Also works best in the fall when sap is returning to the roots.

This doesn’t kill the plant roots….used two bottles and the plant is leafing again…. A waste of money

I LOVE this stuff. I knocked out 6 inch thick poison ivy and virginia creeper vines! Several people noted that their bottles had leaked. My bottles had tape around the screwed on top to help prevent this and the bottles were double wrapped in water tight envelopes. So, it looks like the company is trying to fix the problem. That said the inside of the envelopes was oily. I couldn't tell if it was from sitting on my porch in the heat all day or if the bottles leaked. It smells like dead fish, though, so I'm thinking it may have leaked a little. Doesn't bother me though because this stuff is the BEST and I cannot find it locally.