Make a saline solution in a spray bottle and spray it on the poison ivy leaves: three pounds of salt, a gallon of water, and a quarter-cup of dish soap
Hi Susan, hope this helps you. Try cutting the vine about 6" above where it comes out of the ground. Put some full strength white vinegar on both of the cut ends by dipping them into a cup full of white vinegar. Do this all along the length of the vines. Repeat if necessary.
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Make a saline solution in a spray bottle and spray it on the poison ivy leaves: three pounds of salt, a gallon of water, and a quarter-cup of dish soap
I have never heard of the salt idea,however be cautious as the salt will kill your plants
Salt and got water
Here's a post that might help - https://chascrazycreations.com/home-made-weed-killers/
Hi Susan, hope this helps you. Try cutting the vine about 6" above where it comes out of the ground. Put some full strength white vinegar on both of the cut ends by dipping them into a cup full of white vinegar. Do this all along the length of the vines. Repeat if necessary.