roundup - The quick route to killing roots

It isn’t just weeds that can make your garden look unsightly.

Tree saplings and stumps that re-grow can be a real nuisance and prove particularly difficult to completely eradicate.

Fortunately, Roundup Tree Stump and Root Killer is at hand.

Nothing stamps out stumps faster. Or more simply.

An easy to use dispensing bottle ensures you get the right mixture first time, every time. While the application itself is easily achieved by using a brush. For the best outcome, apply the mixture to the outer ring of the tree, as this is the point where re-growth is most likely to occur.

Another useful tip is to cut out small notches in the bark of a standing tree. This will result in excellent penetration when you apply the Roundup mixture with a brush.

As with our other weedkillers, Roundup Tree Stump and Root Killer has been specially formulated to penetrate right down to the roots – effectively killing the stump from inside out.

So, you can rest easy knowing that any trees or stumps will never grow back.

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Tree Stump & Root Killer 250ml

Kills tree stumps, standing trees, saplings and more resistant, deep rooted weeds such as Japanese Knotweed
Works for either coniferous or deciduous trees
Easy to use dispensing bottle for correct mixture every time
Applied with brush

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When can my children/pets return to the treated area?

When Roundup has been absorbed by the leaf, the residue will dry. When the residue has dried, children and pets can be allowed back onto the treated areas.

Can Roundup kill Japanese Knotweed?

Yes, but you will need to use Roundup Tree Stump & Root Killer. It may take several applications – please read the label for further advice.

When can I replant/reseed after use?

Roundup is only active in plants and is inactivated on contact with the soil. It is then broken down by soil micro organisms so that you can re-use the soil for re-planting. We recommend that you leave treated weeds for about 7 days before digging or cultivating the soil to allow Roundup to move to the roots of the weed.

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