Kill the worst English Ivy on trees, easier and faster!

Steve shares how to save time, effort, and money by using some great tools to remove the largest Ivy on trees . Check out these 5 proven tips. Cutting all the giant and toughest vines around the base of a tree will kill the Ivy and save the trees. The upper tree canopy will keep growing, and the trees, birds, and natural world will love you. Use each tip that you are physically and safely capable of doing. Thanks for being a tree saving hero!
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[@annaburke5781]

thank you

[@PacificCrestTrail12]

You're welcome

[@deniseknox1728]

Can you leave thebig vines on the tree after cutting them?

[@PacificCrestTrail12]

Yes. They will die, get brittle, and should start to fall off over time. Anytime you cut a vine is a good thing. However, we always try to cut a section out of the vines if possible. Even a 6 inch section is nice, and helps for the future removal. And from chest high down to the ground is ideal, if it is possible. This allows wildlife in our area, such as the Brown Creeper and various woodpeckers to use the tree base right away. And it airs out the base of the tree which protects it from possible rot. But cutting all the vines is the main goal to killing the huge Ivy. You will kill the Ivy and watch it die. It will become brittle and rot. And you will win the war against Ivy.

[@ytoro2009]

Can we get a link to sol

[@PacificCrestTrail12]

Sure. You can contact SOLVE in Oregon at solveoregon.org . You can also view a nice video showing the history and heroic activities of SOLVE at: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4qanYZrgJJ8q5I