Posted by modirt on February 26, 2019 at 06:09:10 from (199.187.163.74):
Anybody know a fool proof method to get rid of the thorns on a locust tree?
Winter brought this tree down a few weeks back. Time to clean it up.......the question is how. If those thorns hit the ground intact, I'll be fixing flats on the lawn mower for some time to come.
Top half of the tree is pretty clear. Bottom half....I might be able to turn it intact about 90 degrees so it sits above a tall grass area I can burn. Then drop the thorns there. About a full cord of wood in the entire tree if I can salvage the bottom half.
I've heard that propane weed burners will take them off.....also heard you can spray the tree with diesel fuel and burn them off that way. Would really like to see them go away so I don't drive over them on step on them.
Whatever I use will be a warmup for this one.......it has to go too.
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