Has anyone tried this on english ivy?
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It may, it depends on how established and rampant the problem is. I bought a home with it a few years years worth of growth on it and tried the Bayer with no success. I had to use this: Triclopyr 4E Herbicide 1 Gallon - Replaces Remedy Ultra. It is expensive, but it killed it off where I sprayed two applications (over the course of a month). Ivy is very resilient, so unless you kill all of it, it will slowly creep back in. If you want to try the bayer first because it is inexpensive, I would use it just about undiluted and use a agent like bonide to ensure it sticks.
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Hello I don't know about ivory. But I have had great success with Canadian Thistle. It's a tuff weed. This stuff will kill trees if used straight. I would try it. Thanks
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Whenever using any type of pesticide follow the instructions on the label. Just deciding to double or triple the recommended mixes can lead to all sorts of negative enviromental and or health issues. Chemicals are a valuble tool but must be used witin guidelines.
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I used it last fall, and it worked for me. I used a stronger mix than instructed -- at least double -- added a teaspoon of dish soap, and applied it several times. A sprig tries to come back here and there, so I spot treat.
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yes this works on Ivy , all types, best used when Ivy is in new growth thats june in most areas of the country, I usually add 2 % glysophate to my brush killer to get better burn, quicker kill
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Seems to everything but takes a couple of weeks to work, no second dose needed
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If one was really careful ... yes. However after trying this the cost vs results are not what I expected. I have used 20% solution of vinegar added to water with a tsp of dish soap with great results. Discourage use directly in the garden. Use more for around. Also another recipe which works best is 1 gal cheap white vinegar, 2 cups of Epsom salt and 1/4 of dawn. Best to apply in sun. All these recommendations are for eliminating or killing plants and weeds so care needs to be done near healthy plants. In fact I use this formula strictly for weeding out stuff not in my healthy plant area. Both formulas work well on the average weeds but aggressive things like crabgrass and other toughies this does not work
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I use this on my English walnuts and it works very well. I tried it on black walnuts but it took too much time so tossed the black walnuts..
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Yes, but is tedious work cutting poision ivy and brushing tordon on the cut ends. Probably better off using a broadleaf spray like 2-4D.
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Hi Henna,I have not tried it....... A novel idea if I may so. My opinion? I cant see why not. I would interesting to see how it turns out.Email me if you do purchase it and try it.
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I did on mine. Can't really say it works or not. But so far so good. One out of four already spread out its leaves. Others are still slowly in their process of growing. Overall, they all are doing alright so far. Hope this help.
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Sorry, I don't know. I only used it once on my roses. I was very UN-impressed.
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NO, and that is why I purchased it. Total fail. Worthless as far as I can tell. Still have the fungus gnats in a houseplant. My suggestion is to try something else.
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I believe you do, since it's a palm. I only used on my hibiscus tree and I'm having great results!!
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I have a hedge composed of at least 10 different plant varieties. I no longer wanted one of these, and cut it out, applying Tordon. It did not affect the other plants. I think if used correctly, minimally, you won't have any problems. But I suppose there could be some plants out there that are super sensitive to it.
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Yes and wooks well boiled and mixed with salt, 2 cups per gal., to get rid of 'english ivy'.
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I've used it on a variety of tropical plants with success. To be on the safe side, you might want to apply it to one small part of the plant and watch for any reaction, before applying it to the entire orchid.
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I haven't, but would not attempt it. Since the 'spring' grabs many seen and unseen hairs it could trigger a rash or reaction. That's a very sensitive area which a tweezer or a cuticle scissor can handle.
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I have not, but it works on skin infections really well. Hope you get that thorn out soon.
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Never tried it, but I just re-applied to my fruit trees' new growth. This morning I found some of the leaves and new shoots with the dried liquid on it nibbled!! Darn, the deer here no longer mind it.
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I have tried, but it is a really awkward fit and I wouldn't recommend it for that. It also doesn't grab thin hairs like peach fuzz all that well.
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No- it doesn't do anything for that. Dried up poison ivy fast, but did not help with skin damage where I had scratched.