How to kill stubborn English ivy in your garden using two ingredients

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English ivy, also known as Hedera helix, is a fast-growing plant which can cling to the side of homes and fences. If you want to get rid of the pesky plant, an expert has shared a simple solution to kill it

English ivy, also known as Hedera helix, is a fast-growing plant that can cling to the sides of homes and fences. While it may appear attractive, its sticky aerial roots attach firmly to surfaces and can cause damage.

He added: "However, ivy can be a nuisance to keep in the garden as it can grow quickly and attach itself to houses and trees." To remove unwanted ivy, the expert advised cutting the roots and pulling them up initially, reports the Express. "Put on some gardening gloves and rub the solvent onto the ivy as using a spray bottle could damage nearby plants."

 

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