Use it for residential and commercial use. It's ideal for easily sweeping crushed brick, block, stones, landscape materials and other heavy items. If it works like I'm told it does, it should yank that broom out by the roots easy as could be. The Quickie Bulldozer Super Stiff Angle Broom features heavy-duty fibers and a steel handle. If I had level ground I would not hesitate to spend the bucks on the Piranha for a second. Once the ground was subject to sunlight, the seeds would sprout (50 year seed viability) but I could go back and pull the seedlings by hand. About a quarter of the broom would resprout from the roots and I got to do it again in a few years, but much reduced. The only way I found to handle it was with a hedge trimmer on a pole, used like a sickle bar mower just walking the slopes and cutting the stuff down, hauling it and burning it. Genista monspessulana, commonly known as French broom, Montpellier broom, or Cape broom (Australia), is a woody leguminous perennial shrub. I could not use my tractor at all, however, due to being on mountainous land and the broom growing frequently on very, very steep slopes. I had a couple of areas so dense that I could not wiggle my way in and when I did it was so dark that nothing was growing under the broom. I had 40+ acres in the Santa Cruz Mountains in the southern bay area of CA with quite a problem with French Broom - similar in some ways to Scotch Broom but more invasive - more seed and more shade tolerant. That is why it is classified as an invasive species. Scotch broom stems are five-ridged while French and Portuguese stems have up to ten. It is a long term project that you have to stay on top of. Spanish broom stems are bright green, nearly rounded with few leaves. Scotch broom seeds have a survival time of up to 20 years so you can't just do it and forget. The equipment you have and time you have to do it or the equipment and time you don't have are the driving factors. There are times that it is a DIY project and there are times it is not. If it is under 3 inch diameter and you have a real heavy duty brush hog and are careful you can mow it with that but it is hard on the equipment and can result in earlier equipment replacement.ĭepending upon where you are in eastern WA there are several folks that can be contacted for their services.
Never let it reseed and wait for the 20 year seed reserve to expire. If you don't want to use chemicals it does require mowing several times a years. You can also easily mow any regrowth with any mower, if you don't let it get ahead of you. Then spray any new growth with something like Triclopyr ester.
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