Control Bindweed

thespruce.com/ Controlling and Preventing Bindweed By Colleen Vanderlinden

How to Remove Bindweed

Vigilance and persistence are the two most useful weapons in your arsenal against bindweed. Watch for signs of this vine, and remove it as quickly as possible. The best way to get rid of bindweed is to cut it off at soil level. Don’t bother pulling it up; it will just sprout wherever you tore the roots–and it is virtually impossible to get all the roots out. By continually cutting it off at ground level, and doing it as soon as you possibly can, you will eventually starve the plant (since it will be unable to photosynthesize), and it will die. Be patient! You may have to do this many times, but it will eventually do the trick.

highprofilegreen.com/ All-natural homemade vinegar weed killer recipe for your lawn

        Full strength vinegar
        1 cup of salt
        1 tablespoon of soap
        
        Take one gallon of vinegar and put it in a large mixing can.
        Add one cup of salt and stir gently until the salt is completely dissolved
        Add one oz of liquid soap to the mixture of salt and vinegar.
        Do not add water so as to retain the full strength
        

creeklinehouse.com Magical, Natural, Weed Killing Potion

        1/2 gallon of plain white vinegar (I’ve heard of using apple cider vinegar as well,
        but I don’t think it’s necessary)
        
        1/2 cup of salt
        
        2 tablespoons of dishwashing liquid (I always use EcoSense brand)