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Using the Buckthorn Blaster: Controlling Invasive Plants Using Cut-Stump Application of Herbicide

Learn how to control woody invasive exotic plants like buckthorn, honeysuckle, bittersweet, multiflora rose, autumn olive, barberry and more in Vermont using a cut-stump application of herbicide. In this video, Ethan Tapper demonstrates a targeted, minimal approach to using herbicide as a tool for restoring our forests for ecology, wildlife and more using a tool called the Buckthorn Blaster. A couple pieces of information not included in the video are that: - This method works for any woody invasive plant -- not just buckthorn - Cut-stump application is "most effective" in late-summer/early-fall but is very effective anytime from June 1-March 1 (basically anytime except for spring); - Treatment must occur right away after cutting the stump -- within 20 minutes. More information about invasive exotic plants and their treatment can be found at VTInvasives.Org. The seller of the Buckthorn Blaster has changed -- it can now be found at https://shop.naisma.org/. Herbicide application should be undertaken on your own land in accordance with relevant state and federal laws, and at one’s own risk.