Herbicide Company that can eradicate Poison Ivy/Sumac/Oak??

I feel your pain. If you've got shrubs, trees and especially birds, then odds are, you've got poison ivy. The later void the seeds in numbers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poison_ivy

Dark shinny compound leaves of three are usually a good indicator.

I've offer to show up with some napalm. On the other hand, I too suffer from allergies. Nor is burning really a good idea.

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...there are a commercially-available herbicides you can apply yourself (and save yourself the expense of hiring a professional). They can be found at most garden centers (like Agway) or home improvement stores (like Home Depot or Lowes).
When used according to directions, Ortho Poison Ivy Killer will kill the poison ivy without endangering any nearby trees, however any other plants it comes in contact with will also die. Within a day or two of application, the ivy will wilt and dry up, and will be relatively safe to handle with gloved hands. Uproot the dead plants and bag them up and dispose of them--but not by burning! A friend of mine had to go to the emergency room after inhaling smoke from a brush pile that contained poison ivy; the plant oil which causes the allergic reaction was carried aloft in the smoke.
Unfortunately it's all but impossible to permanently eradicate poison ivy, but once you've learned to identify it you'll be able to avoid it...
Good luck!

Make sure that whoever you hire will guarantee (or at least promise) that any NON-poison ivy in your yard won't be harmed.

I had some great ivy climbing a hundred-year-old oak, and the landscaper I hired to spray the poison ivy 20 feet away wasn't too careful with the overspray; I ended up with dead ivy. (I've long since forgotten their name, though.)

It's pretty easy to kill it - any weed killer will do it, e.g. RoundUp. I find it growing all over the yard & I just spray it & it starts to die within a day.

Also, wash you hands often when you're around the yard if you're not sure if you've touched any poison ivy! They make special soaps for that, e.g. Tecnu, sold at CVS & other stores, but scrubbing with regular soap works pretty well too.

Do a Google image search & you'll find lots of photos that should help you identify it.

I sprayed with the standard Home Depot brush killer stuff and got rid of mine a few years ago. It hasn't been back, either. It was actually less persistant than some other weeds I've dealt with.

Birds spread the seeds, so you do have to watch for it being replanted if the birds have a favorite perch in your yard.

But its so pretty in the fall! Just pop some Zyrtec and Prednisone and you won't even notice your skin boiling

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Rob