Two 2-year-old white poplars were removed with stumps and 1/2-inch roots cut. New suckers keep emerging. Owner wants to prevent "millions" of sprouts.
At 2 years old, the root system lacks energy for massive suckering. Any sprouts that appear can be controlled easily.
Persistence for one season typically ends the problem with young poplars.
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