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How to kill Passion Vine (Maypop)

13 years ago

I'm being overrun by the beautiful, butterfly host plant; Passion Vine. Need to eliminate it even so, as it has totally taken over my other garden bead. We are talking, it migrated around the house until it found just the spot it wants - at my front door!
If anyone knows how to kill it, please let me know.

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wally_1936
13 years ago
Get a gallon zip-lock bag, stuff the vine into the bag pour in a stump killer and let it drink its self to death.
LaddaLove34
13 years ago
The only way to get rid of it is,give it away to anybody who wants it on here.ALmost everybody wants passion flower vines,I know I do.Just offer it up for a Self Address Stamped Envelope,I know i would send you 2 stamps just to help you get rid of them.
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