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Re: Morning Glory - ARGHHHH!!!

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I've had good luck with brushing round up solution directly onto specific
leaves, although I don't know that it would kill the entire morning glory
weed system because that's very hard to kill around here. If I were you, I'd
try to kill it chemically (takes 4-5 days to see results), then keep a close
eye on it. Good luck!

Annie Sargent
annie@esargent.org


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From: "Lindsay, Garrett" <garrett.lindsay@intel.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2001 11:01 AM
Subject: Morning Glory - ARGHHHH!!!


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> I just discovered morning glory in two of my beds.  The roots go down
> through the 18" of dirt mix for my bed and are lodged into the hard clay
> soil beneath.  What is the best way to get rid of it?  I was thinking of
> putting some round-up just on the new leaves so that it wouldn't affect
the
> other plants but I am still worried that something else might get killed
> off.  Any suggestions?
>
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> -garrett lindsay
> Cedar Hills, Utah
> zone 5b
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