In Salem, poison ivy often grows in tight spaces: along fence lines, behind sheds, in narrow side yards and around older trees. Because properties are close together, it can easily creep in from next door. My Salem poison ivy removal is 100% root and rhizome focused. I carefully cut and deeply uproot the plant and its rhizomes to help minimize regrowth, even in small or hard-to-reach spaces.
Salem yards are often where kids play and pets roam, and both are likely to brush against poison ivy. I remove it by hand wearing full protective gear, and every piece is sealed in heavy bags and taken away. Nothing toxic is left on your lawn, in your beds or in your compost.
Salem’s historic homes and front stoops are made for beautiful containers. I design seasonal planters and porch pots that complement your home’s character, from fresh spring blooms to rich fall colors in October and cozy evergreen arrangements for winter.
I'm comfortable working in tight side yards and along shared fence lines.
I deeply uproot roots and rhizomes, not just the leaves.
Seasonal designs that suit Salem's classic homes and stoops.
Yes. I serve homes across Salem, including the McIntire District, Salem Willows, Witchcraft Heights and South Salem.
Yes. I carefully remove poison ivy along fence lines on your side of the property and bag every piece for disposal.
Yes. I design fall containers with mums, ornamental kale, grasses and autumn colors, and can refresh them for winter.
