Stop Kudzu Before It Takes Over
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Prevent Kudzu from Taking Over
Overview:
Kudzu is a rapidly spreading vine found throughout many U.S. regions, engulfing trees, structures, and utility poles across seven million acres. It expands at a staggering rate of 120,000 acres annually. Thankfully, there are effective strategies to control kudzu before it overpowers your landscape.A Persistent Problem:
Lance Walheim, a garden expert with Bayer Advanced™ and author of "Lawn Care for Dummies," explains, "Kudzu is a troublesome vine that can grow up to a foot in just 24 hours. If neglected, it can smother trees that have been growing for decades."Kudzu's History:
Introduced to the U.S. by the Japanese in 1876 at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia, kudzu was initially favored for preventing soil erosion. The U.S. Soil Conservation Service propagated 85 million seedlings in the 1930s and incentivized farmers to plant it at $8 per acre. By the 1940s, Atlanta's Channing Cope championed it as the "miracle vine" through Kudzu Clubs. However, perspectives shifted by 1972 when the U.S. Department of Agriculture classified kudzu as a weed. Today, the National Park Service reports that it causes over $100 million in annual damages.Controlling the Spread:
Known as "the vine that ate the South," kudzu requires proactive management. Bayer Advanced™ PowerForce Brush Killer Plus Concentrate effectively eliminates kudzu, as well as poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac, and over 70 other weeds and shrubs. This solution acts within one to three days and is conveniently available in a ready-to-use gallon bottle with a built-in sprayer. Always follow the label directions when using pesticides. For stubborn weeds, additional applications may be necessary if regrowth occurs.By taking action now, you can prevent kudzu from overrunning your property and protect your landscape.
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