What Herbicide Kills Bindweed?

This requires use of systemic herbicides. Examples of systemic herbicides include 2,4-D, dicamba (Banvel/Clarity®), picloram (Tordon®), glyphosate (Roundup® or equivalent) and quinclorac (Drive®). Quinclorac and picloram provide the most effective control of field bindweed.

What is the best way to get rid of bindweed?

As bindweed is a perennial weed, it can only be completely killed with the systemic weedkiller glyphosate. This needs to be applied to the leaves, which is then taken down into the roots as bindweed grows. Other types of weedkiller will kill only the top growth, and bindweed simply regrows from the roots.

What chemical will kill bindweed?

Glyphosate herbicides (such as Roundup) are an option, as long as you can keep the herbicide spray or drift away from other plants in your yard. These herbicides are absorbed by foliage and move throughout the plant to kill roots and shoots.