Which is more likely to kill the tree...spraying weed killer on neighboring plants, or letting the English Ivy grow unimpeded?

Due to admitted negligence on my part the highly dreaded English Ivy established in the slope area. $100 and a number of man hours later by this wonderful young man, the area has been …

The neighbor diagnally behind us has English Ivy growing on their fence. It's now starting to invade my yard in the spot I'd like to start a butterfly garden. What's the best way to kill the ivy …

I have posted a message about removing ivy off of the ground, but now, I have a bigger issue...the trees. I have ivy growing up several maples, cottonwood, and other trees in my …

Our neighbors have planted (many years ago, I assume) a large hill of Ivy between our lot and theirs. However, as everyone knows, Ivy goes everywhere, and it's starting to badly intrude …

Ivy is notorious difficult to kill, any small piece left in the soil will grow. Rather than ripping it out, you may need to use two or three applications of Round Up.

Then I spent an hour dipping the cut ends of the ivy from my side of the fence in full strength "Roundup for Poison Ivy plus Tough Brush Killer". My question to all the weed experts is, did I …

English Ivy has a waxy coat on mature leaves that prevents roundup from penetrating. If you can, and it isn't an easy task, run over the top of the ivy with a weed eater. Do this just to chop up …

If it IS English ivy (would need to see close up of leaf to confirm - looks a little iffy from my view), that plant's reputation for slope stabilization or erosion control is greatly overstated. While it …

I planted a trumpet vine several years ago and now it has taken over the fence and other bushes planted nearby. Does anyone know how to kill it. I have hundreds of new plants growing.