Removing Multiflora Rose Wild & Scenic Westfield River Interns

[@AndreAlguero]

Great video, thank you. Hello from the hilltown!

[@Amshatelia88]

Very helpful video!! Thanks!!

[@ohiocrush5001]

Fantastic job guys! Nicely explained and just watching this I felt like I got poison ivy. Every time I'm doing work in the woods it finds me.

[@Permagardener]

Can you share the brand name of your ratcheting clippers and pullerbear please. I need these.

[@winterfar2814]

Nice. Great tutorial!

[@JenniferMoleski]

I've pulled so many multiflora that i gave myself trigger fingers and carpal tunnel. I don't dig it out, i just pull. I've recently taken to poisoning the stem cuttings. I love hating multiflora.

[@matthowell1633]

I'm skeptical of this. I'd suspect this unavoidably end with breaking off roots that stay in ground and then re-sprout later. I think you'd be better cut and dab cut offs with Round Up plus be much more time efficient. Given the extent of the problem time investment is critical.

[@barneygimble8984]

Round up is a defoliant and not a systemic herbacide You will have to go back no matter what The seeds can stay dormant for 10 years. Get out there and pull them .

[@offgridamy717]

Man I hate that stuff

[@midwestplantgeeks8643]

Have no idea why people pull woody invasives unless high profile area and even then. Chop Drop Treat. More time actually killing. Pull vs Killing? No brainer but obviously oblivious

[@AndreAlguero]

Some of us would prefer not to use poison. There is plenty of opportunity for contamination that harms other living things. No thank you