Bonide Chemical 276 Sucker Punch RTU Brush Top, 8-Ounce (Pack 2)

So far this stuff is really working. Been down about 6 weeks. I had really bad *suckers* all around my non fruit bearing pear tree. Tons of them. I did a really good job . Dug around each sucker which had some fairly big roots, cleaned out then applied Sucker Punch. I bought the container that has the brush for application. Worked great. Waited for it to dry, then covered with dirt and then a ground cover sheet, then the rock I have around the tree. It was a lot of work but I am trusting this stuff. I suppose the real test will be next spring. So far everything is fine. My tree guys told me about this and I am very grateful for that. Still have some random ones to hit but it looks so much better.

But......it can’t prevent new ones popping up with my crape myrtles. We moved to N.C. and my first thought was: Yay! I can actually have crape myrtles! But after a few years, I keep fighting suckers. I planted trees, not bushes, and don’t want bushes. Three year old trees and 30+ year old trees, all have stupid suckers.

Seems to be doing exactly what it's suppose to do. I have ordered 6 bottles so far. My yard was full of100's of saplings sprouting up all over and so far so good!!

My neighbors planted bamboo. Its awful. I've spent years trying to keep it from growing under my concrete. Sucker Punch with the brush tip applicator is perfect for getting the poison exactly on the bamboo shoot.

This works great. This actually has a paint brush under the lid which is why I bought it. The application is more precise

Seems to have worked. I let a friend use it at his house on a tree he was having problems with putting out suckers & he also said its worked for him so far.

Did not work. Just pissed off the tree. It sent up multable suckers for each one I cut and treated. Ended up having to pull the roots up. WORST IS BECAUSE i HAD IT FOR 30 DAYS i CAN'T GET MY MONEY BACK.

it is a garden necessity and works