If you notice bindweed growing in your yard, you'll want to get rid of it. This is the best time of year to do so, as well as how to prevent its growth.

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

Learn how to win the battle in your backyard against bindweed. Follow a garden expert's tips for controlling this difficult to manage weed. The post Stop Bindweed From Taking Over Your Garden appeared first on Birds and Blooms.

If you've had the displeasure of fighting an invasion outdoors, you may wince at the name "bindweed." Tame it another way and try to grow it as a houseplant.

It creeps along the ground covering the soil surface with its leaves. Then it climbs any stem, plant or upright structure it contacts by winding its twining stems around and over its victim. The culprit is field bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis) and as you may have discovered it is one of the most persistent and difficult weeds to […]