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Eliminating Crapemyrtle Root Sprouts After Tree Removal

Spray sprouts repeatedly with broadleaf/brush killer or glyphosate (in non-lawn areas). Alternatively, mow regularly to starve the roots. Persistence for a full season is required.

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