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While some variations of morning glories can enhance the allure of any garden, others can pose a nuisance. Certain plants commonly referred to as “morning glory” are actually bindweeds, distinct from the appealing purple blooms you might cultivate from seed. If you’ve encountered these invasive vines with their small white flowers spreading unchecked in your garden or yard, fear not—with perseverance, it is feasible to regain control. This article explores a range of methods for eradicating morning glories, including chemical-free alternatives.
Steps to Take
Removing Morning Glory
Utilize Steam to Eradicate Established Vines
Suffocate Ground Vines with Fabric and Mulch
Utilize Steam to Destroy Established Vines
Avoid Homemade Herbicides
Remove Hedge Bindweed Manually
Employ Multiple Methods for Effective Control
Be Persistent with Your Chosen Methods
Check Local Regulations for Weed Disposal
Prevent Morning Glory Growth
Remove Seedlings Early in Spring
Introduce Competitive Groundcover
Exercise Caution When Dealing with Mature Morning Glories
Use Physical Barriers to Prevent Morning Glory Intrusion
Helpful Tips
Identification Tips for Bindweed
