How to Get Rid of Poison Ivy on Your Property
Most of the time, a pop of color is a good thing. But when it comes in the form of vines growing on your trees or in your yard – poisonous vines, to boot – it’s not the kind of color you’re seeking. The poison ivy plant is definitely not a desirable plant, especially if you’re sensitive to it and are susceptible to the spreading and itching rashes just one touch can cause. What’s more, is poison ivy is an invasive plant and can take over your yard and compete with other desirable plants. Let’s look at how to identify poison ivy, what causes poison ivy to spread, and how to remove poison ivy. What Does Poison Ivy Look Like? First, let’s talk about how to identify poison ivy. Poison ivy is a green, three-leafed plant that you can usually find growing low to the ground unless it’s climbing a tree. You might see toothed or smooth-edged leaves that can be shiny or dull. The middle of the three leaves is typically longer than the other two. Sometimes, the leaves turn red, especial...