US Patent # 6945334  The unique features of this lever tool plus the way it works by pushing the bush out from below rather than pulling from above allowed me to recieve a patent.
  Specifically designed to remove shrubs, works better than the pulling tools.
 
How to remove shrubs and bushes with the Honeysuckle Popper:


  The tip 'cups' the solid bottom of the shrub, creating a solid contact point that stabilizes the tool, directs the force upwards, and lifts it out.
  Use the popper to remove honeysuckle bushes, remove buckthorn, remove barberry, remove blackberry bushes, remove autumn olive, remove privet, yucca and many other shallow rooted bushes or shrubs.

CLICK HERE to see VIDEOS    NEW!  Blackberry removal video. See how to easily remove blackberry bushes.  Also a new video of me removing a couple autumn olive bushes.
  

• 8:1 leverage advantage provides the power you need to remove unwanted shrubs or bushes or brush, roots and all, faster and easier than with any other hand tool.
• Attached, swiveling platform holds the pivot point well above ground level.  A typical pop will lift the bottom of the bush to the height of the pivot. Also, the platform is always there, working, no matter what direction you attack the bush from, or how often you need to adjust it to get the best leverage. 
• I guarantee it works, and my customers agree with me.  I've popped out thousands with my popper.  Yes, thousands, and I have thousands more if you would like to stop by and help. :-)
• Built strong with heavy-duty alloy steel. This is not a whimpy weeding tool. It weighs 25 pounds.  You can apply all your weight for leverage without worrying about it bending or breaking.
• 100% GUARANTEED  If you are able to bend it, (very unlikely, but its not indestructable) or if the platform breaks, or if anything else goes wrong with it, I will replace it free of charge. Please keep in mind this was designed to be a ONE PERSON tool. Two men applying thier weight can bend it.

Click HERE to see VIDEOS of the popper in use.

The Honeysuckle Popper costs $139.  I charge UPS ground rate for
shipping with no additional fees.
INSTRUCTIONAL DVD INCLUDED
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* The size of shrubs you can remove with the popper 'mostly' depends on the weight and strength of the operator. I say mostly because it helps a lot if you use your brain also by plotting out your attack rather than relying on brute force alone.  I've gotten out some whoppers and I weigh 160.  I do it by working around the stump, probing in with the tool and snapping the support roots until its weakened enough to hook under the stump and pop it out.  Often you can tell where the roots are by rocking the bush and observing the ground movement around the stump. You want to 'outsmart' the bush out, they all have thier weak points and if you exploit them you will have better success.  
  I can safely say that everybody will be able to remove shrubs up to 10 years old, usually in one or two pops. As they get older they get more difficult and often require several energetic pops to remove. I routinely remove honeysuckle bushes over 15 years old, but I only attack the big ones when the ground is softer. 
    I believe my VIDEOS give an accurate representation of the effectiveness of this tool.  I want to add here that after selling over 850, I have not had 1 tool returned because it didn't work.  3 were returned because it was too heavy.  It weighs 25 lbs and they couldnt handle it.  For those folks, I have The Honeysuckle Popper Lite which weighs 17 lbs and works great on removing bushes up to 8 years old or so.  Some Popper Lite clips are on my videos page. I've sold over 125 Lites with no returns.  Click HERE for pics and info.

 What bushes does it work on? 
   Something that has always bothered me is how sellers tend to exaggerate the effectiveness of the tool they are selling.  I am determined not to do that. I clearly show on my videos and other pics around this site how good the tool works and how big'a ones you can get out.  The popper doesn't just 'sorta' work on these bushes, or just work on small ones. It works on ones up to 15 years old, even bigger if you're good at it.  You will not be disappointed.   
   I have popped out honeysuckle, buckthorn, privet, autumn olive, multi-flora rose, barberry, burning bush, holly, boxwood, small evergreen shrubs, yucca, blackberrys and several unidentified others.  
  Most woody bushes or shrubs have what some call a 'crown' type root system which is best described as having shallow, spreading support roots and little or no tap root or deeply penetrating support roots. The popper will work on all of them.  The Honeysuckle Popper does not work on trees or brush with a tap root.