Two large poplars cut to stumps. Copper sulfate failed. Now hundreds of sprouts from surface roots across yard. Asks if Roundup works or better option.
Spray drift kills lawn. Better: wipe glyphosate on sprout leaves with rag (translocates to roots).
Weekly mowing exhausts root reserves over time. No chemical needed.
If stumps still alive: drill holes, pour Roundup in. May translocate to roots.
Persistence wins. Sprouts will stop when roots deplete.
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