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Russian Vine - can it be killed off?
Russian Vine - can it be killed off?
I have a Russian Vine that got completely out of control. After many hours of work I finally got rid of it and severed it at the root. I thought.... However - it's back. It appears to have re-rooted in numerous places in and around an inaccessible wall behind the garden shed and is threatening to devour everything in its path. It is even sprouting into the shed itself. So, can anyone advise of any way of getting rid of this menace completely? As I can't get to it properly I presume I need some chemical assistance. I read on another thread that Roundup on the leaves may do it. Can anyone confirm this or offer an alternative? Thanks in advance. |
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Russian Vine - can it be killed off?
ADH wrote: Russian Vine - can it be killed off? I have a Russian Vine that got completely out of control. After many hours of work I finally got rid of it and severed it at the root. I thought.... However - it's back. It appears to have re-rooted in numerous places in and around an inaccessible wall behind the garden shed and is threatening to devour everything in its path. It is even sprouting into the shed itself. So, can anyone advise of any way of getting rid of this menace completely? As I can't get to it properly I presume I need some chemical assistance. I read on another thread that Roundup on the leaves may do it. Can anyone confirm this or offer an alternative? Thanks in advance. -- ADH I had a huge one and was working on it for several months before selling the house, had little luck, I cut all the rooted areas off, and also sprayed it with systemic herbicide, that kept it in check for a while, suppose you just have to persevere, but as you say, it roots almost wherever it touches the ground, would that wanted plants did the same! |
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Russian Vine - can it be killed off?
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but as you say, it roots almost wherever it touches the ground, would that wanted plants did the same! But that would be a contradiction in terms. If Russian Vine didn't root wherever it touched the ground, it would be less of a thug, and would be a wanted plant. Similarly if insert name of your favourite flower had the habits of RV, it would become an invasive weed! -- Kay |
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