Can any one shed some light on what type of vine this is? We have it all over the garage and the neighbor swears it is poison oak.
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Not real sure, Hit with Round up! Shoot first, ask questions later!
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Does not appear to me to be Poison Oak of Ivy. But I am not sure, but if you don't want it there, glove up and cut it at the ground. I would not burn it until you know exactly what it is. Once you cut it at the ground, drag it off and spray Roundup heavily on the sections you cut. That should take care of it..Comment
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May be Virginia Creeper...Comment
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That's exactly what it is.Originally posted by SavedHarvester View Post
Most folks aren't allergic to it, but I am... horribly. Its' worse on me than PI or Oak.Comment
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Thanks! Amazing the information you can get from this site.Comment
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Yep virginia creeper!Comment
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Tell your neighbor that the bad vines have 3 leaves on a stem then let him count yours.Comment
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Virginia Creeper does not bother some folks but if you are one of those who is highly allergic to poison oak/ivy you will likely have a reaction to it too.Comment
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Have often wondered about this. Since I am allergic to poison ivy and oak(not extremely) I avoid it as well just in case.Originally posted by jerp View Post
Seems to grow in the same places as poison ivy & oak.Comment
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You guys sure its not Cannabis?????
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Round up does not kill woody stemmed plants very well. Remedy or Garlon works much better. However do not get any on your trees.Originally posted by SavedHarvester View PostNot real sure, Hit with Round up! Shoot first, ask questions later!Comment
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If you do have trees around definitely be careful with the Garlon or Remedy. Try mixing Roundup or another Product containing the active ingredient glyphosate a 2% solution with Deisel and include a surfactant at 15%.Originally posted by KIETHSTONE View Post
Eraser Pro comes pre mixed with glyphosate at 2% sol. with 15% sufactant already (just cuts down on a few steps) then mix with Deisel.Comment
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