My yard and trees are infested with poison ivy, oak and sumac. Will Remedy kill these?
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Yes. Be very careful NOT to get it on any other plant life you do not want to kill.
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You should spray the trees several times when dormant to prevent the leaf curl problem. I don't think that anything would work after the leafs are infected.
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This kills ALL vegetation. I spray around my fence line, house, garage and barn but not near trees.
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Hi Sandy, I used this product on poison ivy that was on my fence and on part of the lawn. There was no damage to my grass. I guess results may vary depending on what kind of grass it is.
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According to the label it does kill the Emerald Ash Borer. This is a systemic product and should be applied BEFORE the ash borer makes an appearance. I haven't used this product on my ash trees, I use a different product each spring for the borer. I have had good luck with this product over the last 2 years now on my hackberry trees and plan to keep using it. I'll continue to treat my ash trees the way I have in the past just because of product cost (I have a lot of ash trees).
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This will work well with most broadleaf weeds, including poison ivy. Watch in a few months: Poison ivy has a strong root system that might survive first application of herbicide. Glyphosphate will do the job too. It will kill anything green.
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Not sure about this, but I know down here in Louisiana, Termiticide/Termidor works great. I spray 3 acres about every 2 or 3 years and NO fire ants. Don't treat individual hills, treat your entire yard. It's the best $50/$60 bucks you'll spend and save you $ in the long run.
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Barbara, I just read through the label and dollarweed is listed so it appears that Trimec will indeed kill it! Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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It works well on all broadleaf's. Check comment on Amazon about poison ivy as to how best to apply.
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We do not have poison ivy on our place, but I use it for a variety of tasks. I pour it down anthills after dark, use it for cleaning, removing calcium deposits on bathroom fixtures. Since poison ivy is a broadleaf plant, I would think 20% vinegar would kill it.
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I use mine to kill ivy only. so I fill it with warm water and then pump it and spray it out half way and then pour the rest out of the tank.I do know that there is a product s, old to clean out the sprayer, but what I spray is not oily or sticky like use d to spray on fruit trees.
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I have used 2-4D on the farm for many years, it is the most effective weed killer for poison ivy that I have found.
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Hi Victoria, I'm not familiar with English Ivy.. but here in California we have poison ivy.. vines are very hard to get rid of for the most part.. If you take a baby food jar filled with roundup then immerse the ivy into the jar that should do the job.. You need to leave the ivy in the (roundup/baby food jar) for a few days, the vine will take the roundup into the root system. If you have pets or are worried about other vegetation in the surrounding area, place a freezer bag over the baby food jar and vine then secure it tightly with a rubber band.. Remember to wear gloves and wash your hands if you get any roundup on your skin.. I hope this Helps.. -Dale Hi Victoria, I'm not familiar with English Ivy.. but here in California we have poison ivy.. vines are very hard to get rid of for the most part.. If you take a baby food jar filled with roundup then immerse the ivy into the jar that should do the job.. You need to leave the ivy in the (roundup/baby food jar) for a few days, the vine will take the roundup into the root system. If you have pets or are worried about other vegetation in the surrounding area, place a freezer bag over the baby food jar and vine then secure it tightly with a rubber band.. Remember to wear gloves and wash your... » Read More Hi Victoria, I'm not familiar with English Ivy.. but here in California we have poison ivy.. vines are very hard to get rid of for the most part.. If you take a baby food jar filled with roundup then immerse the ivy into the jar that should do the job.. You need to leave the ivy in the (roundup/baby food jar) for a few days, the vine will take the roundup into the root system. If you have pets or are worried about other vegetation in the surrounding area, place a freezer bag over the baby food jar and vine then secure it tightly with a rubber band.. Remember to wear gloves and wash your hands if you get any roundup on your skin.. I hope this Helps.. -Dale « Show Less
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Oak trees in general are not listed on the label as able to control. However, Water Oak is listed. Not sure what makes them different. But it would probably not kill the tree, so try it and see.
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it might kill the oak tree. I know the ortho brush b gon that you paint on oak stumps does a good job of killing the stump
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Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.
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Rock salt will get rid of them as well as ground slugs (it dries out the area) but it will certainly kill all vegetation except tumbleweeds as well.