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# The Uprooter: A tool capable of removing small trees and other unwanted, woody plants in seconds.

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- [Tools](https://www.theuprooter.com/tools/): /FiltersClear allFiltersClear allPowered by LightspeedDisplay prices in:USD
- [Videos](https://www.theuprooter.com/videos/): Would you like to see Uprooter in action? Check out our video libraries for an explanation on basic operation and use, field demonstrations, and guidance on various real life scenarios.
- [FAQs](https://www.theuprooter.com/buy-now/faqs/): Customers often have similar questions about the purchase and use of our products. Please explore these frequently asked questions to answer what's on your mind.
- [Pulling Scenarios & Techniques](https://www.theuprooter.com/videos/pulling-scenarios-and-techniques/): Pulling scenarios and techniques for Uprooter are presented in various videos demonstrating its use and capability. With differing target plants, terrain, and soil conditions, it is important to understand the various situations you may be up against. View these videos on assorted pulling scenarios to improve your expertise. For more videos, visit Uprooter on YouTube.
- [Basic Operation](https://www.theuprooter.com/videos/basic-operation/): Please view our videos for understanding basic operation and proper use. For more videos, visit Uprooter on YouTube.
- [Events](https://www.theuprooter.com/about-us/events/): Beginning in 2015, we started the Riparian Restoration, an annual trip down the Wild & Scenic Rogue River focused on invasive plant removal. With the help of the BLM, we can identify areas along the wilderness section of the Rogue River that have become overwhelmed with invasive plants. With a primary focus on Scotch broom, our Uprooters are put to work helping to restore the riparian zone along the river's edge.  We support the protection of our beautiful Rogue River and other rivers and plan to continue our efforts towards chemical free wilderness areas.
- [Testimonials](https://www.theuprooter.com/buy-now/testimonials/): Credit Kyle Dean Reinford for The New York Times
- [Russian Olive](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/russian-olive/): Russian Olive is a perennial shrub tree that has been introduced to the Northern and Western states of the United States as well as most of Canada. It is a non-native species that grows fast and can quickly take over everything else in the landscape. It also uses a lot of water and will deprive other native plants of the water and nutrients they need to thrive. For more detailed information, click the link below to visit the USDA website.
- [Tamarisk](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/tamarisk/): Tamarisk (or Tamarix), also known as Salt Cedar, presents multiple species that have been introduced throughout the Western, South-Central, and Eastern climates of the United States. It is considered to be weedy and invasive.  For more detailed information, click the link below to visit the USDA website.
- [Willow](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/willow/): There are 171 species of Willow in North America. Many of those species have been introduced. The Uprooter is the perfect tool to help manage the spread of introduced plants. For more detailed information, click the link below to the USDA website.
- [Scotch Broom](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/scotch-broom/): Scotch broom is a non-native species that has spread along the western and eastern coastlines of the United States. It has also worked its way inland. For more detailed information, click the link below to visit the USDA website.
- [Privet](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/privet/): Commonly known as Chinese privet, this plant is non-native and invasive throughout the southeastern United States. It is considered to be an exotic invasive pest plant in Florida and Tennessee. For more detailed information, click the link below to the USDA website.
- [Multiflora Rose](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/multiflora-rose/): Multiflora Rose is a perennial subshrub vine that has been introduced to the United States. It is considered to be a prohibited invasive species and noxious weed in several states. For more detailed information, click on the link below to the USDA website.
- [Kudzu](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/kudzu/): A vine that has been know to take over entire forests, Kudzu invades Hawaii, Washington, and Oregon as well as the majority of midwest and eastern United States. For more detailed information, click on the link below to the USDA website.
- [Honeysuckle](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/honeysuckle/): Of the 52 species of honeysuckle, several are noxious and should be targeted for removal. Showy fly, Japanese, Amur, Morrow's, Tatarian, & Dwarf honeysuckle are the varieties that are considered invasive. For more detailed information, click on the link below to the USDA website.
- [Gorse](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/gorse/): An invasive species in the northeast, along the west coast of the United States and Canada, and in Hawaii, Gorse has similar blooms to that of French and Scotch broom with another defining feature. The thorns of this plant make it unpleasant to be around. For more detailed information, click the link below to the USDA website.
- [French Broom](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/french-broom/): This shrub has a similar look to Scotch Broom with its bright yellow blooms. It is identified by the California Invasive Plant Council as intrusive and on noxious weed lists in 46 states. It is most pervasive along the west coast. For more detailed information, click on the link below to the USDA website.
- [Eucalyptus](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/eucalyptus/): Eucalyptus grandis is an introduced species that has become invasive in Florida, particularly in counties within the lower 3rd of the state. For more detailed information, click the link below to the USDA website.
- [Chinese Elm](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/chinese-elm/): According to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Chinese elm or lacebark elm, are invasive to the United States. Its spread includes most eastern and southern states. For more detailed information, click the link below to the USDA website.
- [Burdock](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/burdock/): There are 6 species of Arctium L. that have been introduced to the United States. Of those, Arctium minus, commonly referred to as Lesser Burdock is the most pervasive and is considered to be a noxious plant. For more detailed information, click the link below to the USDA website.
- [Buckthorn](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/buckthorn/): Glossy buckthorn, or fragula alnus, is an introduced species and can be considered weedy and invasive. Other common names include alder buckthorn, columnar buckthorn, fen buckthorn, glossy buckthorn, and tall hedge buckthorn.  For more detailed information, click the link below to the USDA website.
- [Acacia](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/acacia/): According to a USDI Survey, this plant can be weedy or invasive. This plant may be known by one or more common names in different places. Some examples include Ellington curse, aroma, kandaroma, klu, popinac, and sweet acacia.  For more detailed information, click the link below to the USDA website.
- [How to Assemble Your Tool](https://www.theuprooter.com/tool-features/assembly-and-maintenance/): Hardware included (Figure A). Remove from attached bag:
- [Operation and Safety](https://www.theuprooter.com/tool-features/operation-and-safety/): Please read these safety tips, operation instructions, & guarantee prior to operating the Uprooter. Suggestions for troubleshooting and handling varied conditions and situations can be found under here.
- [Upgrades from Weed Wrench Company Products](https://www.theuprooter.com/tool-features/upgrades/): Perhaps the #1 suggestion made by customers of the Weed Wrench Company was to reduce the weight of the original Weed Wrench. The medium size tool, which most closely compares to our standard Uprooter and Weed Wrench, weighs in at 17.5 lbs. We made changes to the tubing sizes to reduce the weight as well as retain aesthetic appeal. These changes lightened the tool to 15.25 lbs making the trek to brush removal sites that much easier.
- [Partners](https://www.theuprooter.com/about-us/partners/): Nashville, TN
- [Policies](https://www.theuprooter.com/buy-now/policies/): Our policy is to ship orders out within 10 business days of purchase. That being said, we do ship orders as soon as possible once payment has been made. In the event the Uprooter is put on Back Order the customer will be notified via email. The back order notice will include the expected ship date of the order.
- [Contact Information](https://www.theuprooter.com/contact/): Phone: 541-226-9872
- [About Us](https://www.theuprooter.com/about-us/): The owner of CP Designs, Curtis Pearce, began his business in January 2010. Initially, Curtis began fabricating small hand tools, tomato cages, railings, and other custom products. Curtis spent 3 years working for Tom Ness at The Weed Wrench Company where he learned to build the Weed Wrench™.
- [Invasive Plants](https://www.theuprooter.com/invasive-plants/): Across the Nation and the World, plants have been transported from their natural habits. In most cases, invasive plant species were first introduced as ornamental additions to the landscape of individual property owners. Some species are quite prosperous and, with the help of various forces of nature (e.g. wind, water, migrating birds, etc.), those species have spread to the point that they endanger native plant populations. The following list includes many woody plant species that the Uprooter is effective in removing.
- [Tool Features](https://www.theuprooter.com/tool-features/): All of our Uprooter and Weed Wrench products have machined jaws that close completely when the lever is fully engaged. This allows for all tools to be used on the smallest stems (approx. 1/8" diameter). We recommend selecting products based on the maximum size stem for your project. Please refer to the specification chart below for comparison.
- [Buy Now](https://www.theuprooter.com/buy-now/): All Uprooter and Weed Wrench products have jaws that close completely when the lever is fully engaged. All tools can be used on the smallest stems (approx. 1/8" diameter). We recommend selecting products based on the maximum size stem for your project. Please refer to the specification chart and FAQs below for comparison.
- [Home](https://www.theuprooter.com/): If you need a tool that is capable of removing small trees and other unwanted, woody plants in seconds, then you need an Uprooter - (Buy Now!)