mdgirlie said:
Back at it again! I live in a townhome community. A fence separates my back yard from my neighbor's. My neighbor has a ton of ivy in their back yard that is now spreading uncontrollably into my yard. I've killed most of the roots, but it keeps coming back with a vengeance. Is there a type of border or something that I can place on my fence to prevent the ivy from growing on my property?
I take it you are talking about English ivy?
Manual, mechanical and chemical control methods are all effective in removing and killing English ivy. Employing a combination of methods often yields the best results and may reduce potential impacts to native plants, animals and people. The method you select depends on the extent and type of infestation, the amount of native vegetation on the site, and the time, labor and other resources available to you.
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Have you talked to your neighbor about this? :shrug:
United you stand-divided you fall!