BioAdvanced Brush Killer Plus, Ready-to-Use, 1 gal, Blackberry, Kudzu and more

I was initially disappointed with this product. I sprayed it on a row of pine trees that were being overtaken by Virginia Creeper, and after a couple of days...nothing. However, after a week or so, that Virginia Creeper that was covering my pine trees was dead. It got the area in between the trees, too. It's been about two months, and that area still looks nice and clean, no creeping vines. I definitely recommend, just don't expect instant results.

I probably don't need this amount, I could have gotten a smaller bottle. It takes it a while to work but did a good job killing poison ivy. I also sprayed it on some other stuff it wasn't meant for, there's this bush or something trying to take over the porch. I only sprayed it once and didn't think it would work on it but it's showing damage now so Im going to spray it all over this time and hope it kills it out too. The nozzle works good but the size is heavy to carry around for someone weaker like me. I haven't seen the poison ivy grow back over the area I already killed out.

Great product I discovered after some online research. Had the exact chemical that is known to deter and destroy the plant. Everyone in OR knows we are burdened with blackberry bramble that is super invasive and a beast to make go away. I started with a few sprays on the growing plant (even though instructions on line, advise to cut down to the root first), just to see if there was going to be any impact. BOOM, within hours the leaves started to go limp and dangle. So i knew I was onto something. A few days later and the same growth was now a ragdoll. Next steps will be to follow through with the cutting down to the root/stalk portion and giving a heavy dose to completed the process. Bye bye blackberry.

Just checked the brush I'm trying to kill, and one week after spraying the dying continues. The smaller sprouts are already dead and brown, the rest are wilting and dying back in a wave. It's interesting to watch the herbicide propagate through the trees leaves down the branches to the trunks and hopefully to the roots. Time will tell whether this is a long term solution, but it does seem to work as advertised.