morning glory prolifically drop seeds every year and the sprout very easy. It self-seeds. If you do not wish to have morning glories best option is to pull them out. If you like to have a small vine of them for the colour, cut them back in fall before they drop their seeds.
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morning glory prolifically drop seeds every year and the sprout very easy. It self-seeds. If you do not wish to have morning glories best option is to pull them out. If you like to have a small vine of them for the colour, cut them back in fall before they drop their seeds.
Keep pulling and then pull some more. It spreads through the roots.
I gathered up all the rambling vines, put them in a garbage bag , sprayed them with Roundup, closed the bag and let them sit in the sun for a while.
The only way I have found is dig them up a couple of times make sure you dig up the roots