Two persistent landscape problems—Bradford pear root suckers and invasive wild violets—can both be managed with the same herbicide: triclopyr (found in products like Ortho Weed B Gon Chickweed, Clover & Oxalis Killer).
Cut the suckers at ground level and immediately paint the fresh cuts with undiluted triclopyr. This prevents regrowth at that spot, though new suckers may appear a few feet away.
Use a foam brush to apply diluted triclopyr directly to individual violet plants. This targeted approach minimizes damage to surrounding desirable plants.
Triclopyr is effective and has a much more pleasant odor than many alternatives.
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