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New! Larger Super Heavy Duty Bags
These new Super Heavy Duty bags are designed for larger Buckthorn trees or smaller Buckthorn trees that were once cut and never treated and have become a bush like tree. These bags are super thick and can be used over and over again for years to come. Each order includes 25 extra - long Heavy Duty zip ties. These come in the following dimensions:
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Over 5 ½ and up to 10” Diameter
This works on the massive clump of buckthorn which is almost like a bush.
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New! Larger Super Heavy Duty Bags
These new Super Heavy Duty bags are designed for larger Buckthorn trees or smaller Buckthorn trees that were once cut and never treated and have become a bush like tree. These bags are super thick and can be used over and over again for years to come. Each order includes 25 extra - long Heavy Duty zip ties. These come in the following dimensions:
Over 5 ½ and up to 10” Diameter
This works on the massive clump of buckthorn which is almost like a bush.
Buckthorn Removal Techniques & The Baggie
Removing Buckthorn the Easy Way:
The goal is to eradicate buckthorn plants and remove and control buckthorn plants without the use of chemicals or uprooting and disturbing ground soil with a buckthorn puller or broom which would allow more buckthorn seeds to germinate.
Our Buckthorn Baggie can be used anytime of the year for buckthorn removal. This bag can be used on other invasive plants as well that do not use root suckers to re-sprout. Hillsides are a very common place to use the Buckthorn Baggie to help stop any erosion that would happen if the plants roots are removed. Killing buckthorn has never been so easy without the use of chemicals. Many groups of Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts have found that by not using chemicals, it allows troops to do total buckthorn removal from start to finish. How to kill buckthorn without chemicals has arrived. Our Buckthorn Baggies have also been featured in newspapers across the country, highlighting the first chemical free way to safely and effectively kill buckthorn.
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References and News Stories on Buckthorn Baggie
Why is Buckthorn control needed?
Out-competes native plants for nutrients, light, and moisture
Contributes to erosion by shading out other plants that grow on the forest floor
Degrades wildlife habitat
Serves as host to other pests, such as crown rust fungus and soybean aphid
Threatens the future of forests, wetlands, prairies, and other natural habitats
Lacks "natural controls" like insects or disease that would curb its growth