BioAdvanced Brush Killer Plus, Weed Killer Concentrate, 32 oz, Kills Tough Brush Roots & Poison Ivy

this stuff definitely kills the brush. if your looking to kill it permanently, this is it. it acts slow, so, be patient. it'll take couple of weeks before you can really tell it's working, but it is. if you want to see results in a couple of days, this product is not for you. be patient and you'll be pleased

I bought this for my husband’s grandpa, and he used about half the bottle before realizing he wasn’t applying it the right way. Me and my husband took over, followed the directions, and it worked great! It was super easy to use and covered a good amount of ground. The weeds were pretty high, but it still did the job without any problems. It’s definitely a great value for the money and very effective when used properly. I’d recommend it to anyone dealing with normal weed growth — just make sure to read the directions first! It also arrived on time, which was a plus.

THis stuff works great on elms and sumac! Gets the job done.

Much cheaper buying the concentrate and refilling your container. Have been using this to kill off the neighbors vines that try to intertwine with my fence takes a few days for the results, but main thing is it works!

At full strength I sprayed on Morning Glory, and it kill it. It can be diluted but my first try and it all died. Also sprayed on blackberry with same results. Be careful to only spray on what you want to kill.

I guess it works. I have treated an area twice that had invasive plants. Two weeks later they are shirveled but still green and alive. I expected ion two week the area would be completely clear of the invasive plants.

I bought this to deal with wild violet that 2 4-D dicamba herbicide could only suppress, but not kill. Not only did it rid my lawns of the small amount of wild violet I had, but it killed a carpet of wild violet at a friends house I was skeptical anything could deal with without killing the grass.

I followed the directions and sprayed it generously on the poison oak in my yard. After almost 2 weeks I barely see any affect. Maybe 1% of it shows some slight wilting or leaf curling but I am guessing it will survive just fine. The other 99% does not show any affect whatsoever. Last time I used an older Round Up formula with glyphosate and it killed everything it touched. That is not available anymore so I tried this and found it a complete waste of time and money. Absolutely does not work as advertised.