Next, she said to purchase some herbicide, specifically solutions that are intended for ivy or brush. In her video, she uses BioAdvanced Brush Killer, which retails for about £11 on Amazon.
Brittany said: “I bought this bottle because it hooks up to my garden hose and can cover large areas quickly.”
She suggested a natural solution as well, using white vinegar and dish soap. The soap helps the vinegar stick to the ivy; be careful not to spray plants you want to keep.
After a few weeks, the ivy should be mostly gone. To keep it gone for good, use a rake to remove any leftover vines from the dirt.
