There are grass herbicides that should work and won't hurt the plants you mention if they get accidental exposure, but it may take several applications over time. I think Ortho Grass-B-Gone is one. Otherwise, can you put down plastic or cardboard or landscaping fabric, leaving only the plants you want to keep uncovered, and cover with an attractive mulch. You will then have to hand weed close to the plants, but the solid mulch will keep the bermuda from showing up elsewhere.

Great! I like the cardboar idea,I guess it needs to be wet to make it work...Thank you beeone I apreciate the help:)

Is it only recently in the planter (e.g., over last year)? or do you know how long it has been there. Roots of bermuda grass can go 1-2 feet deep if established. I did a war with bermuda grass including moving a foot of soil, several rounds of Round Up, thought I won and it came back. This seems to be the experience of many who try and fight it, it is very nasty stuff and IMO shouldn't be legal to sell.

wynswr1d98:D It was there last year just not as much now is invading the whole bed...