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Kill Poison Ivy: 4 Tips

Kill poison ivy quickly without harming nearby desirable plants. Removing poison ivy takes a little planning. Here are the 4 key tips: 0:06 - First, prepare by doing at the best time of year with the proper equipment. 1:06 - Second, cut a section of the vine. Don't try to remove entire vine. 1:39 - Third, treat the stump with foam herbicide. This is a concentrated weed killer. Be sure do to this immediately after cutting the vine. 2:02 - Fourth, cleanup to avoid transfer of the poison ivy sap. The Green Shoots foam herbicide system – available from https://www.greenshootsonline.com/ - has several advantages over conventional spray systems. First, it is highly precise and selective. The foam can be discharged very slowly and placed on the target location. Second, once placed on the target, the foam herbicide sticks to the foliage or plant tissue of the poison ivy. It doesn’t drip like liquids from a conventional spray system. Third, the foam herbicide dries slowly. This increases translocation of the herbicide so that the roots can be killed. Fourth, the foam herbicide is highly concentrated. This ensures that the mixture is sufficiently powerful to do the job. As explained in the video, using Green Shoots foam weed killer is easy. The herbicide can be placed directly on foliage of the poison ivy – either the green leaves or green stems (not woody ones). Alternatively, if you want to remove the poison immediately, you can cut them and apply the foam herbicide to the remaining stump (as shown in this video). If you do a stump application, be sure to apply the foam herbicide immediately after cutting. Poison ivy has extensive root systems, so be sure to apply the foam herbicide to each stem that you can find.