In my world, it reminds me of bindWEED. An absolutely evil plant that suffocates nearby trees and shrubs. Does it have white flowers that remind you of morning glories? I used to like morning glory, now I hate them due to this plant. Hope I am wrong about the ID.

No, this vine has no flowers. It is very fast growing. It does tangle itself on any plant around it though and hangs on tight.

From your description, you will eventually get those flowers I'm afraid.

It's Wild buckwheat (Polygonum convolvulus)

Here is a link that might be useful: Wild buckwheat

i have found.. with HUGE bad vines.. to track down where it goes into the ground.. pull it out there...

and then leave it for a week ... to dry and shrivel ...

and then it is much easier to pull out of other plants ...

but this is for the really aggressive ones ...

ken

Yes it looks like the wild buckwheat vine. So thankful it's not the other one.
Thank you

Sorry, but it does look like morningglory, not wild buckwheat. Wild buckwheat has pointed lobes at the base of the leaves, yours are rounded like morningglory. Also, wild buckwheat has a papery sheath around the vine at the point where the leaf petiole joins, which is absent from your sample.

You are right, I looked up each plant and looked at the leaves really good and it matches the morning glory. How old does the vines need to be to flower? These has never had aflower on them. I think I will just let it go wild at the corner of my house and see if maybe it has to be established in order to make flowers. The morning glory flower is beautiful, I really hope they will flower for me..

They can flower in their first growing season. In my experience, they sometimes begin flowering very late, almost at summer's end. But I'm in a cooler zone than you so I don't know if the same applies to your plants. They also don't flower well if they get fertilizer that's high in nitrogen, such as is used on lawns. They'll produce lots of vines and leaves but no flowers.

I am still confused on this vine, ruining out looks like one vine then another....
It finally produced something other than leaves after a few years... Here is the picture of it now.
What do y'all think, morning glory or buckwheat vine..

Neither. Maybe Cynanchum racemosum? But I'm afraid it isn't a plant I am familiar with.

This post was edited by floral_uk on Fri, Oct 3, 14 at 12:59

Well, neither now that it's flowered. I think it's possibly honeyvine, Cynanchum. Are those yellow blobs part of the plant? They look like aphids.

Yes the yellow is part of the plant, I thought it was bugs also but it's like lots of seeds

Here's an article about C. racemosum - the flowers pictured look a lot like yours. Another possibility is C laeve.

Note also the photo of the seeds, which are much different from the yellow things on your flowers.

Here is a link that might be useful: C. racemosum

Agree with C. racemosum.

Here is another picture, the yellow things do look like aphids but when I touched them they fell like seeds and wasn't moving.

None of the photos of C. racemosum flowers online show the yellow objects on the flower stems.

Dead aphids? Molted skins?

Tina, have you tried looking at them under a magnifying glass? Do they have legs and/or wings?

Aphids imo.

Ok, I'm still learning,, it is aphids.ugh,, Now to spray. Thank y'all for your opinions, I do appreciate them.