Need to kill ugly trees next to my parameter fence

Can anyone recommend non stinky permanent solution

try 50/50 solution

or full strength

- -  -Worked for me-  - -  

Not a good idea to use glyphosate (RoundUp) if you can avoid it as it is very toxic. It also seems a shame to kill any tree at all, but anyway.

 

Salt at the base will do it ecologically, but it will also kill anything else with roots in the same area so be careful. It does all rather depend on what you want to put in its place, and when.

You need to cut them down first,as if you poison them,they

will look even more ugly,dead and leafless,and will attract 

Termites, so chop them down,pour poison around them and

place a bucket over the stump,so it gets no light and will

definitely not start to grow again.

regards worgeordie

Some effective solutions above.

 

One assumes they are your trees of course.

Cut down tree as low to the ground as possible if it's yours  drill a hole to take a small length of 1/2" copper pipe. 

Seems to work for me. 

10 hours ago, KittenKong said:

Not a good idea to use glyphosate (RoundUp) if you can avoid it as it is very toxic. It also seems a shame to kill any tree at all, but anyway.

 

Salt at the base will do it ecologically, but it will also kill anything else with roots in the same area so be careful. It does all rather depend on what you want to put in its place, and when.

Glyphosat is NOT "Very toxic".

 

8 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

Cut down tree as low to the ground as possible if it's yours  drill a hole to take a small length of 1/2" copper pipe. 

Seems to work for me. 

Dunno. Cut down to a stump. crisscross the surface with saw grooves and holes, apply Glyphosat liberally, repeat if it shows signs of growing again.

2 hours ago, cooked said:

Dunno. Cut down to a stump. crisscross the surface with saw grooves and holes, apply Glyphosat liberally, repeat if it shows signs of growing again.

I dunno about farming, weed killers and stuff all I know is that the tree hasn't sprouted yet, we have had so rain this year maybe it drown. 

Edited November 24, 20178 yr by Kwasaki

On 11/24/2017 at 8:37 PM, Kwasaki said:

I dunno about farming, weed killers and stuff all I know is that the tree hasn't sprouted yet, we have had so rain this year maybe it drown. 

Tree Spirit felt the hate, decided to evacuate 

On 11/24/2017 at 11:22 AM, cooked said:

Glyphosat is NOT "Very toxic".

Yep, my understanding was it breaks down fast on ground contact and that's why you have to spray it on the leaves so it gets absorbed.

Not 100% sure though.