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    Tree of Heaven glyphosate basal bark spray

    Yes, there are several formulations of glyphosate labeled for cut stump treatment. Usually 30-40%. Not sure about labeling for hack and squirt, but that could be a bit of a nuanced stump treatment. While there are studies about glyphosate being taken in by photosynthetic cells in the bark...
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    Tree of Heaven glyphosate basal bark spray

    If it doesn't have time to be taken in by the leaves before it is washed off...sure. But they also advertise things like "rain fast in 2 hours"...
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    Tree of Heaven glyphosate basal bark spray

    I've seen what seems more movement lately. I don't know about the application methods or amounts...but 3 separate situations where conifers were killed (spruce and taxus). 2 where they were treating mulberry within fence rows and the other treated 1 stump in a landscape bed and the taxus...
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    Tree of Heaven glyphosate basal bark spray

    Is there any glyphosate labeled for basal bark spray? Garlon 4 does a great job basal bark or hack and squirt and very little soil movement. Avoid Picloram (Tordon) as it does move in the soil. @Ryan Cafferky do you know what was used in that situation?
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    Arbor trolley

    Soon, my friend. Soon we will mean the machines a statement like that.
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    Petzl Midline Zigzag

    I changed my vote from "just a rumor" LOL. Does a required "repair kit" count for option 2?
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    Alternatives to standard asphalt around roots

    I think any alternatives are going to cost more than just a regular paving job (besides maybe just gravel...is that an option since it's infrequently used?)
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    Alternatives to standard asphalt around roots

    That is true...but if tree preservation is important permeable pavers offer a better option than asphalt. Just going to have to realize pavers will be reset every +/-8-10 years. If a client kills a tree with "permanent" pavement options tell them it's their own asphalt.
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    New device from ISC

    ...and easy to add another wrap or use a different hitch cord to fit each person.
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    AJ Could Have Climbing Work For Weeks and Weeks in BC . . . .

    But drug use certainly go down during covid...
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    Alternatives to standard asphalt around roots

    It depends on the circumstance... If you have a driveway and a tree is it better to have some permeability, none, or no tree? If you are doing construction before planting, I'm not sure there is a better solution than Silva Cells. Cornell Structural soil is good, but there is not as much...
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    Alternatives to standard asphalt around roots

    perkEpave is one permeable pavement I've seen advertised a bit. I think there are pavers that allow water to pass, but most "permeable pavers" are a system of installing "regular" pavers that have wider spacers built into them (they are called permeable, but each individual paver is not...
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    New device from ISC

    I dug a little and found this: https://www.iscwales.com/News/Product-Notices/REFLEX-Mechanical-HitchProduct-Support/ Rather than posting the full text: If you are still experiencing issues, please remove the device from service immediately and click here to register a request for product...
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    New device from ISC

    fair enough...but I haven't spent time and money fiddling. For me its just worked. We also have a zigzag. It may be a touch smoother. But every time I pull or watch somebody else pull 70' of rope through to get it into place, I regret the $400-whatever I spent on the a little Reflex less.
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    New device from ISC

    I'll go on record as saying I've liked the Reflex and if it disappeared I'd buy another tomorrow.
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