07-20-2015, 03:50 AM
The aggressive weed trees will grow back from the stump. As the guy with the saw I would a lot rather deal with green living wood at the time of cutting than a large dried out brittle dangerous snaggasaurus. Am thinking the Milestone may work as well treating the stumps after taking the trees are down. I want to try it that way here on a residential property in Alaska that is totally infested with large aspen. The problem being hating putting this chemical into the environment at all.
As I am getting ready to move to my property in Hawaiian Acres I think about how the ground is fractured lava and wonder about the filtering process of groundwater down to the seawater level freshwater aquifer under the island. It is conceivable to me that this Aminopyril chemical in Milestone could slowly over the course of time move into that aquifer without breaking down because its exposure to the acids in living soil would be too brief.
As I am getting ready to move to my property in Hawaiian Acres I think about how the ground is fractured lava and wonder about the filtering process of groundwater down to the seawater level freshwater aquifer under the island. It is conceivable to me that this Aminopyril chemical in Milestone could slowly over the course of time move into that aquifer without breaking down because its exposure to the acids in living soil would be too brief.