Tree Stump Weedkiller, Super Concentrate 250 ml

The only thing that has even touched our garden of overgrown brambles and nettles. Has worked wonders on the brambles and we've still been able to plant and grow new plants.

Not the best I’ve ever used but it does an alright job, takes a while to work, so be patient

So far so good. Chopped down lots of trees and shrubs during the months of July/August 2025. Applied this to the stumps twice (due to rainfall) to ensure the stumps were treated after having drilled numerous holes in them. Very easy to apply if you follow the simple instructions. Went back in October to do a pre Winter tidy and the majority of the stumps had no regrowth. Just 2 very stubborn Buddleia bushes. Will go back in Spring and see how things are. Will update if any issues.

I bought this item to kill off the neighbours banana tree shots that continually rapidly grew in my garden, I am pleased to say that these annoying stalks were all killed off and no reoccurrence yet, so for once a product that actually did what it should do.

It comes in a bottle with a strange lid and a pipette for measuring it out, but the pipette has no markings on it, I have a large patch of wild Brambles behind my fence, and they tend to grow throught the fence, so I nedded to get rid of them. First time I used it I mixed it according to the instructions, but it did nothing at all after 3 days, so I made up a stronger mix and tried again, still nothing, sprayed the brambles a third time and left it, after maybe 2 weeks it has finally started to do something. but that is 1 full bottle used up on a patch maybe 5 square meters.

This stuff is great, used it diluted in a pressure sprayer and it killed every weed in sight, nothing survived and nothing grew back for weeks. No idea if it really kills stumps.

Always good but not necessarily cheap.

I've been using Roundup for years and it always works very well, not just on stumps but also tough weeds on driveways and paths. First, a word or two of caution: 1. Don't use it on a windy day. Works best when the sun is shining when the air is dry. 2. Always wear a face mask and some protective gloves and footwear 3. Keep away from children, pets and fish tanks/ponds 4. To kill weeds where there are other plants nearby. Cover the other plants as much as you can and if need be paint the weed killer on the foliage of the weeds. 5. If you have chopped a bush or small tree/shrub. Paint the weedkiller on and then cover with a clear plastic bag held on by tape or an elastic band in case it rains. It will take longer to wipe out a stump but it will kill the deeply buried roots. 6. The concentrate form is best in terms of value for money 7. Try to avoid leaving it in a sprayer for a long period of time. It tends to clog up the misting nozzle. Good Luck - and if you can't get any round up use a high pressure steam jet or a kettle of hot water. :)