Persisting in crop fields through the years, field bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis) has since escaped and developed a penchant for home gardens, promising to never leave. You only need to see the ...

Given half a chance, convolvulus (I haven't managed to spell it right first time yet) will swamp your garden while your back is turned, twisting itself along fences, up your trees, threading ...

Convolvulus pluricaulis is the botanical name for Shankhpushpi, which is a perennial plant native to India. English names for this medicinal herb include morning-glory, speed wheel, and aloe weed.

The palm-sized Convolvulus Hawk-moth migrates from southern Europe to Britain in early autumn and has already been sighted widely across the UK in recent weeks, with a record number expected this ...

Bindweed, a form of convolvulus with flowers that always remind me of a poor man's Morning Glory, spreads rapidly through soil and sends its roots up to 15ft below ground level. As a result it can ...

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, ...