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help with wild sweat pea?

16 years ago

I THINK I HAVE A WILD SWEAT PEA VINE INVADING MY GARDEN FOR THE PAST FEW YEARS. I CANT SEAM TO GET RID OFF IT. THE WORSTIS IT IS INTERTWINING IN EVERTHING ESPECIALLY MY CREEPING PHLOX. I TRIED PULLING IT OUR BUT CAN NEVER SEEM TO GET ALL THE ROOTS BECAUSE IT IS SO INTERTWINED IN MY GOOD FLOWERS ROOTS. ANY SUGGESTIONS? I WAS THINKING ABOUT USING A WEED KILLER BUT THOUGHT IT MAY KILL MY FLOWERS ALSO

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