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How do I kill the wild grape vines that are taking over, especially under oak trees that have been recently cleared of cedar?

Last Updated: December 08, 2010

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Digging out the roots is the only sure answer. However, if you cut the trunk back to the ground and immediately paint the cut end with brush killer (herbicide), it should kill the plants.

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