unwanted tree

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    i have just cut down a tree, there is a small stump left which i do not want to grow back, can anyone tell me how to kill it off or treat it to stop it growing back? it is too difficult to dig out as i have tried this.
     
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    What kind of tree was it? Deciduous or coniferous etc.

    If it was coniferous, if it was cut to ground level, it should not grow back. If it was deciduous, I would cut it as near ground level as possible, drill some 10mm holes into the stump, and treat with Round-up or similar.

    Or, dig the stump out !!


    Nathan.
     
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