Luck with Vines Update
I (very carefully) Rounded Up my prolific poison ivy last weekend, and as of a week later, the leaves were starting to look a bit the worse for wear. Not the dramatic demise I was hoping for, but it's progress, I suppose.
Looking through the slats of the fence, I can tell this is a serious plant in the uncivilized land behind our house.
I imagine it'll take a second treatment.
Looking through the slats of the fence, I can tell this is a serious plant in the uncivilized land behind our house.
I imagine it'll take a second treatment.
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Hi Rachel,
I was changing purses and found your lovely little card. Now, I know where your blog is. Even though the poison ivy is dying or dead, still wear the two layers of disposable gloves and use a baggie to rid yourself of it. It can still have the oil in it.
Hope your next passion flower vine lives.
It was great to meet you.~~Dee
Nice blog! Do you have a previous post about the "worms" you feed with coffee grounds?