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HELP! What is this crazy weed/vine?

16 years ago

What is this crazy weed/vine that keeps coming up in my back yard? I had several along the fence that I was able to dig up. This one keeps coming back. It looks like it may come from the neighbor's yard, under the fence and into mine. Someone please tell me what it is and how to get rid of it.

Thanks,

Ken

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jean001
16 years ago
Not a vine. But an annual weed that readily reseeds. Pull it out as soon as you see it.

Then know that more seeds will blow in from elsewhere, so you'll need to repeat the "pull whenever you see it."
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