See my post to your other thread. You are not through killing the
vines by a long shot. You've knocked to tops back, but just give it a
month and you'll see vines growing again. It took me 3 or 4 years to
get most by grubbing out roots and it's now over 10 years and I still
fight vines every year, including poison oak, ivy and thorny vines. If
you plant those bulbs within the next couple of years, those vines
will be just as bad as before.
Good luck!!
Tom J

DaLadyN_Red wrote:
I HAD a hill side approximately 20' x 50' filled with thorn vines
approximately 6 to 10 feet tall. I sprayed each vine from top to
bottom with Roundup® Poison Ivy & Tough Brush Killer Plus
Concentrate
and the UNWANTED THORN VINES ARE GONE within 4 weeks.

I have been "googling" (researching) what to cover the hill side for
erosion control, drought tolerant, low maintenance and to my
surprise
several website recommended Day Lillies. ClassyGroundCovers.com
offers 50 bulbs at $28.00.

I figure day lillies spread and stand 3 ft wide and tall. They have
a
grassy look in early spring and have a beautiful in bloom throughout
the summer. I am planning to plant a sand cherry bush every 6 feet
and surround it with day lillies. Wish me luck!

Home & Garden May's subscription shows a day lilly garden. It is a
must see.

If everyone has any suggestions, recommendations before I move
forward
with this plan please advise. I would like to begin planting bulbs
in
the fall.

Zone: 6