Getting Rid Of Trumpet Vines
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Hardiness Zone: 7b
Ann from Smyrna, GA
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RE: Getting Rid Of Trumpet Vines
That's a mandevilla. I am so happy that I got a mandevilla bloom inside the house in the winter - late February. I am zone 5.
These indoor blooms are a treat for me.
To get rid of all vines, flowers, weeds etc, WITHOUT USING HARMFUL CHEMICALS, JUST COVER WITH OLD CARPET OR CARDBOARD OR ANYTHING HEAVY THAT BLOCKS SUN. It will kill it safely without adding toxins to the earth.
Post by OhioGirl
RE: Getting Rid Of Trumpet Vines
You can cut the stems back to about 2 feet. Put some concentrated Round-up in a Ziplock freezer bag and put the cut end of the stem into the liquid. As the days get hot and the plant gets thirsty, the roundup is absorbed into the plant. It takes awhile but this even works for sticker bushes!
Post By lindajeang (Guest Post)
RE: Getting Rid Of Trumpet Vines
That looks more like a mandevelia?
Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post)
RE: Getting Rid Of Trumpet Vines
I would like some seeds too. The yellow one is beautiful. I will pay for postage as well. E-mail me at jlockwood3@WOH.RR.COM
Post by LITTLE SUZY
RE: Getting Rid Of Trumpet Vines
I would be interested in getting some of them as well.
Thanks
Post By Barbara (Guest Post)
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