Roundup Concentrate Poison Ivy Plus Tough Brush Killer, 32 oz.

I recently moved into a new house and it was covered from front to back, fence to gate with english ivy and some other ivy that took over everyhting it touched. There were sprouting vines that disrupted the grass growth and essentially destroyed the yard. I used this product over 6 months slowly spraying the ivy as directed. They ivy quickly dies and did not come back. After 6 months and some hard work removing the vines...I now have a beautiful yard. Grat product!!!

My husband and I purchased a house and the back yard was overran with poison ivy and blackberries. I am extremely allergic and already caught it twice trying to pull it by hand. This product made it simple to get rid of. After a few treatments it defiantly killed everything in it's path and pretty soon I'll be able to plant grass!!!! Loved it.

I bought this a while ago and had forgotten that I had it we recently moved and our new house had kudzu growing out of control behind our privacy fence coming over top of the fence about to start in the yard. So after locating the spray and sprayer I mixed the concentrate and applied a generous amount to the kudzu and at first I thought it wasn't working approximately about a week to ten days it started to die and it killed any vines it touched I would definitely recommend to anyone who has a kudzu problem

This is my go to product to get rid of poison ivy. With almost 3 acres of property including wooded areas this really takes care of the problem quickly and efficiently. A single treatment rids the area of the pesty and problem causing weed. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I recently purchased Roundup® Concentrate Poison Ivy Plus Tough Brush Killer because part of our yard was covered with poison ivy. I followed the instructions on the bottle and within a week the ivy was turning brown and dying. It even killed the milkweed that was taking over. I am so glad I purchased this product now you can actually see the yard instead of the ivy and milkweed.

I have been battling the killing of brush and poison ivy for a few years. I have a tree line that gave me the itches every year. I even "rented" a goat to come in and get rid of the poison ivy and the brush. That worked, BUT not anywhere near as good as Roundup® Concentrate Poison Ivy Plus Tough Brush Killer. That stuff killed off everything and the summer of 2012 is the first year I did not get any poison ivy. Thank you Roundup® Concentrate Poison Ivy Plus Tough Brush Killer!

I used this to stop a crepe myrtle that kept coming up from the roots after it was cut down. It worked great. I then used it full strength in holes drilled in the top of another crepe myrtle trunk and it killed it all including the roots which prevented it from continuing to pop back up.

I have used every product out there it seems and this one is the only one that actually takes out the posion oak. The older poison oak plants take a few applications, but once you get down low and cut the root or base open and apply directly (non-diluted) it's a done deal. The hotter the day the better to apply. Always clean up tools with a poison oak oil remover and wash cloths and gloves when done. If you don't wear a long sleave shirt you WILL get a poison oak rash.

I have a large sloping wooded lot that was covered with poison ivy. I have used other (cheaper) products and only had limited success in controlling the ivy. I mixed this product according to the directions and within just a few days achieved almost total kill of the itchy green plant. A second application took care of the rest. ( I hope). It also killed the rest of the weeds (and grass), but that was the original plan. Now I have to get rid of the chiggers...and (according to the project engineer) at least one big water snake. (the smaller black snake is ok-she didn't see him).

Use it yearly to kill boxelder saplings and burdock plus what ever else that lurks on the wooded portion of my land. I've tried other brands and nothing works like Round-up even though the other brands say they have the same (similar?) chemicals. You know why its kind of expensive? 'cause its worth it!