This week's column includes Master Gardener advice for dealing with persistent weeds and vines in your garden, as well as ...

Don't let its dainty-looking flowers fool you — bindweed is noxious, and you don't want it taking over your landscape.

However weeds can pose a problem if left unchecked. Weeds can outcompete other plants for space, water, and light. They may ...

While planting and harvesting may be therapeutic, there is one element of gardening that can serve as a constant frustration — bindweed. A gardening expert, Ish, explained: “Bindweed is a ...

She edits Which? Gardening magazine and our online gardening content. In this article What is the best method for controlling bindweed? Are there concerns about glyphosate use? What is the best ...

This clambering weed with long vines has been known as greater bindweed in the past, and is also incorrectly called convolvulus. It is very commonly found in home gardens, roadsides and waste areas, ...

A few years after Sharon and I were married, I planted a monster in my yard called bindweed or field bindweed. This wonderful gift had a string of bindweed attached. An established bed of peonies ...

Field bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis L.), also known as Morning Glory, is a perennial vine native to Eurasia. It was likely introduced to the U.S. as a seed contaminant and has since become an ...

Bindweed, dogwood, houttuynia and ivy are most commonly mistaken for Japanese knotweed. Harmless garden weeds such as bindweed and ivy are frequently being confused with the highly invasive Japanese ...

Only one in six reports to the ID service were knotweed, while one in four reports were actually native bindweed. Emily Grant, director of operations at Environet, told MailOnline that this is by ...

A newcomer whose presence I am not able to rationalize on the basis of beauty is the wild morning-glory (Convolvulus) relative called field bindweed. The pretty pink flowers don’t fool me.

Much as one wishes this attractive theory were true, it must have been devised by some lucky sap who never encountered bindweed. A couple of fine mornings ago I leapt into my summer shorts ...