Vine-X is a new herbicide product designed to kill tough woody plants such as poison ivy. It will also kill young pest shrubs such as Russian Olive. Vine-X allows the home gardener to eliminate vines and brush without any of the problems associated with conventional herbicide products.

Vine-X has a custom-designed ready-to-use application device that contains the very same specialty herbicide used by the professionals. Its unique features allow any user to apply the product safely and effectively, without spraying it through the air, dripping onto the soil, or drifting onto nearby valuable garden plants.

Paintbrushing-With The Vine-X Herbicide
The applicator is a small brush at the end of the bottle. This allows you to apply the material just on to the plant you wish to kill even if it is in amongst ornamental flowers in a perennial bed.

Best Times to Use Vine-X
For Zones 1-3: apply from March through September.
For Zones 4-6: apply from February through October.
For Zones 7-9: apply from February through November.
For Zones 10&11: apply any time of year.

For more information go to The Vine-X Web Site

Target Plants for Vine-X

Vine-X is recommended for the control of most common invasive types of vines, brush, and small trees. When applied as directed under appropriate conditions Vine-X is considered effective against such species, including (but not limited to) the following:

Target Plants for Vine-X
Aspen*	Hornbeam	Pine, ponderosa
Australian pine	Kudzu	Pine, red
Basswood	Locust, black*	Pine, white
Beech, American	Madrone, Pacific	Poison ivy
Birch, black*	Manzanita, greenleaf	Poison oak
Birch, gray	Maple, bigleaf*	Poplar, balsam
Bittersweet	Maple, mountain	Raspberry
Blackberry	Maple, red	Redcedar, eastern
Black locust	Maple, silver	Salt cedar*
Blackgum	Maple, striped	Sassafras*
Boxelder	Maple, sugar	Sumac, smooth*
Brazillian pepper	Maple, vine	Sumac, staghorn*
Cherry, black	Mesquite*	Sweetgum
Cherry, choke	Mimosa	Sycamore
Cherry, pin	Mountain laurel	Tamarack
Cottonwood	Mulberry	Tanoak
Dogwood, flowering	Oak, black*	Trumpet creeper
Dogwood, red-osier	Oak, blackjack	Walnut
Elderberry	Oak, chestnut	Waxmyrtle
Elm*	Oak, post*	Wild grape
Gallberry	Oak, red	Wild rose
Guava	Oak, scarlet	Willow
Hackberry	Oak, water	Yaupon
Hazel	Oak, white