Ortho 0475010 Max Poison Ivy & Tough Brush Killer Ready-To-Use, 24oz

7-5-13 I could not believe how well this product works!! I have wild berry plants invading my yard and have tried for years to get rid of them with no luck. I got this, went out and sprayed the leaves (did not drench leaves, just sprayed like you were cleaning windows). It took about 4-5 weeks for it to work. I thought that it had been so long that this product, again, would not work. THEN I notice the leaves starting to turn yellow, then brown, and then plant died. I had not resprayed. Now it has been about 2 months and they are ALL DEAD!!! Since I already had Roundup on my shelf I had used it first and the plants loved it! However, they did not like this Ortho product. Be certain that you purchase the "Poison Touch Brush Killer" as it is designed for this type of plant. Roundup works fine for regular yard plants but does nothing for wild berry plants. I have just ordered the large bottle (will use the small sprayer bottle to do the actual spraying) of concentrate as this should keep things under control for a long time. Can't recommend this highly enough!!!

Neighbor next door has ivy in his tree so I gave him my bottle to use. Ordered this from Amazon. It works.

I have been using this for a few years. We are in town and have a few flower beds. When oak or maple trees start to take root, I spray the leaves, carefully to avoid over spray. I sometimes use plastic or a paper sack to cover other plants while I spray. Also this works well on poison ivy. It is especially useful when a foreign shrub takes root, and the roots are wrapped around other roots. Then I hit it with this product, as digging is impossible.

Sapplings, real ivy no longer wanted, etc. This works.

This spray works and kills the poison ivy after a day or two. If you have a lot of poison ivy it's better to get a concentrate and make it yourself.