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Spiderwort-Like Vine in Yard: Possibly Chlorophytum, Spot-Treat with Glyphosate

Green, spider-spreading vine with black leaf dots may be Chlorophytum (spider plant) escaped outdoors. Weed-and-feed won't touch it. Shielded glyphosate spot-spray or hand-dig. Pre-emergent in beds prevents return.

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