After cottonwood removal and stump grinding, a new lawn was overrun by seedlings/suckers. Cottonwoods (Populus deltoides) sprout aggressively from remaining roots.
2,4-D variants can kill woody sprouts but require precise timing, additives, and repeat applications. Dosage high enough to kill cottonwood roots will damage grass. No easy solution exists.
Cottonwood persistence is legendary. Professional intervention is the only reliable fix.
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