Is this Poison Ivy???

leigh711

13 years ago

..I say yes..my husband wants to know since the leaves aren't shiny..TIA

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rockguy
13 years ago
Yes, that's it. The leaves don't have to be shiny.
Kimmsr
13 years ago
It certainly looks very similar to the pictures in the link below.

Here is a link that might be useful: About Poison Ivy
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jposs
13 years ago
Yep..., That's poison ivy. I have a ton of it in the woodline behind my house. for bigger vines, cut the stem at the base and allow to dry before removal. The smaller bushy type you have here will respond well to round-up. Do not burn it! Remember, "Leaves of 3, leave them be."

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