Bayer Advanced 704645A Ready-to-Spray Brush Killer Plus, 32 oz,

I figure that a garden hose attachment type treatment would have a greater area coverage than using my cordless 5 gallon backpack tank that uses a lot of liquid that I have to go back and forth to refill. I think the yard I was covering is 1000 sq ft because the bottle was empty after treat, now been 3 days after with weather sunny and only see minor discoloration on the plants trying to kill, maybe takes awhile before any results can be seen and not immediate changes you will see. I would try something else next time or try using something in my pump sprayer instead.

It has been a few weeks since I used this product on a large patch of English ivy that also contains poison ivy. Everything is drooping and lots of it is dead. I plan to cut it down further and use more spray to finally knock it down completely. Ready to use, just attach to your hose. Couldn't be easier!

I liked this stuff. It really worked for the tree like weeds I was trying to kill.

I was worried this was just like some others I have tried, but WOWOW was I ever pleasantly surprised, it killed them within just a couple of hrs. I sprayed even through my fence since I am too disabled to climb the hill behind my house. It killed em all. You should have seen my little backyard last year!!!! A jungle of trumpetvines and morning glory entangled, and the trumpeting poked out of every crack in my patio and up to the second floor balcony. Last year I was down and out with breast cancer so couldn't take care, nor did I care, for my small backyard and the much hated trumpet vine just grew under and in everything. They are pretty tempting with the red flower the bees love so much, and wouldn't mind if they didn't spread like weed.I tried some stuff two years ago but that didn't work, even though I cut them all back so we could paint every stump.But this year, yea!!! Wiped this trumpet wall out for sure! I even managed to kill a bush that dropped over my fence from the entrance to the development , it's a prickly one with red berries which dropped into my little garden and promptly shrouded. Just sprayed it and it's gone.I didn't have a gardenhose, it's what you need to book the bottle to, so I poured some into a spray bottle, added water, kind configured on the dilution that would happen with a hose attached and depending on the amount of water, meaning how wide open you have the faucet, I.e. water pressure. I had a fine misting or spray so I missed all the vines I could reach close-up and sprayed it on to vines that had crept upstairs onto balcony.I have you know, ALL VINES OF ANY KIND. are now gone, dead.I will keep spraying on any new shoots, the ecosystem is elaborate, under all of the paved porch, across underneath to the little flower garden I so cherish next to the sitting area. But I am 100% certain that I will finally get rid of all of the trumpet vine around my property.This product is perfect.CAV,ET: don't spray it on anything you want to keep, my neighbor wanted to help me out and he sprayed the BlackBerry commuting out of a decorative bush. I had already sprayed it VERY CAREFULLY, covered the Bush where I knew it could hit the Bush. My neighbor just sprayed, apparently - I didn't see him do it - but today that part of my decorAtive bush is dead, right on top center...grrr. Sooooo. be careful when you spray near plants you want to keep, protect them somehow.

So I used this on a big swath of english ivy with some poison ivy mixed in about 2 weeks ago. I want all of the ivy gone, but I really want the poison ivy gone so I can at least get in there and pull whatever lives without the itchy plant. However based on the description I'd expect this to do all the work for me. This stuff is slow, for sure but note I'm not a landscaper and never tried to kill ivy's before so I don't have any comparison. I applied a second round (refilled with the concentrate) just yesterday.2 weeks in1) poison ivy leaves are pretty dead (mostly brown, dangling and dried out) hopefully the whole vines are dead as well.2) english ivy for the most part is drooping but still green and shiny in most areas, some small areas are slightly browned. I'm 50/50 on if this stuff is gonna be killed or not.3) small wild tree and some other taller plants that I don't care about are browned and dead looking.4) a smaller tall tree, but much bigger than the one i just mentioned is partially browned but think the tree overall is fine.