10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BINDWEED»
Discover the use of
bindweed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bindweed and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Bindweed: A Gardening Mystery
Missouri florist Bretta Solomon launches her own investigation to find out who killed Toby, a slow-witted florist helper whose mother recently died from a terminal illness, with a swarm of killer bees deliberately planted in his home.
2
Control of field
bindweed by cultural and chemical methods
Kesults showed that 2,4-D could be used to substitute for some of the intensive
cultivation and to reduce the bindweed stand early in the treatment period.
However, it is doubtful that the time necessary for eradication was reduced
signficantly ...
William M. Phillips, 1961
3
Integrated Pest Management for Strawberries
Convolvulus arvensis field bindweed, also called wild or perennial morningglory,
is potentially the most troublesome perennial in strawberries because fumigation
does not kill its seeds or deep perennial root system. It occurs in all areas of the ...
4
The Gardeners Dictionary: Containing the Best and Newest ...
Bindweed with Arrow-shaped Leaves, which are torn behind, and a single Flower
on each Foot Stalk. This is the Convolvulus major albus. C. B. P. Larger white
Bindweed, called Bearbind. 3. Convolvulus, foliis sagitatis pofticc truncatis, ...
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Weeds of California and Other Western States
SYNONYMS: cornbind; creeping charlie; creeping jenny; European morning-
glory; field morningglory; greenvine; lovevine; orchard morningglory; small
bindweed; small-flowered morningglory; wild morningglory; Convolvulus ambig-
ens ...
Joseph M. DiTomaso, Evelyn A. Healy, 2007
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
Convolvulus cælestis, or blue bindweed-: leaves cordate, extremely acuminate,
pubescent j peduncles elongated, umbellate-tritid; Horn twining. 75. Convolvulus
nuicronatus, or thorny bindweed : leaves palmate- pedate ; lobes ciliate, ...
John Wilkes (of Milland House, Sussex), 1810
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Iowa Year Book of Agriculture
Many farmers have applied salt, kerosene, lime, and other substances for the
purpose of killing the underground parts of the bindweed. One difficulty with this
method is that on account of the habits of the roots and rootstocks of bindweed
such ...
Iowa. Dept. of Agriculture, 1910
8
Cornell Science Leaflet
Unlike the field bindweed, or wild morning-glory, which is a perennial, the black
bindweed is an annual plant, but it is none ... Many of the black bindweed seeds
do not germinate until late in the season, and the plant often becomes a pest in ...
Unlike the field bindweed, .or wild morning-glory, which is a perennial, the black
bindweed is an annual plant, but it is none ... Many of the black bindweed seeds
do not germinate until late in the season, and the plant often becomes a pest in ...
New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, 1916
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trace of| cockle and bindweed. Wheat bran with trace of cockle and bindweed ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BINDWEED»
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bindweed is used in the context of the following news items.
Wildflower, weed debate meets happy median
Action Line needs to wrap up this column because the purslane beckons, along with bindweed, lambsquarters and crabgrass. The philosopher ... «The Durango Herald, Jul 15»
Anna Pavord: 'Bindweed is a bully - so how far should you let nature …
And at that particular moment, neither did I. I'd gone into the thicket to unwind bindweed, before its white trumpet flowers started thumbing their ... «The Independent, Jul 15»
Pretty, invasive
Creeping jenny (a.k.a. bindweed) and creeping charlie (a.k.a ground ivy) are two other persistent perennial weeds that require repeated ... «Mason City Globe Gazette, Jul 15»
Spring freeze likely cause of no crabapple flowers
Q: Is there any way to get rid of bindweed in my flower bed? I don't want to kill everything and start over, but that weed is wound around the ... «Ravalli Republic, Jun 15»
What's blooming in that ditch?
Other blooming wildflowers you might see include white and red clovers, bindweed (like a miniature white morning glory and a pain in the ... «The Paulding County Progress, Jun 15»
Broomfield Enterprise Gardening June 28: Water-wise gardens love …
The gardeners battle bindweed and Canada thistles just as they do in their home gardens. While the weather so far this season is not typical, ... «Broomfield Enterprise, Jun 15»
Juneberries, Nanking cherries now ripe and abundant
The other weed, bindweed, would be as welcome as its well-behaved cousin, ... Beneath the ground is where bindweed shows its dark side. «Almanac Weekly, Jun 15»
GARDENING with ALI MARSHALL: Gardens are about more than …
Bindweed might be a menace in my borders, but I still have fond memories as a child of walking along Walnut Road popping hedge bindweed ... «Torquay Herald Express, Jun 15»
SCHANEMAN: The year we didn't blow our bean hoeing money
Making like soldiers tasked with digging out any thistle, bindweed or errant corn stalk growing from last year's crop. We should have been smart ... «Scottsbluff Star Herald, Jun 15»
Weed of the Week: wild buckwheat
... reaching maturity and further seed production. Wild buckwheat is also known as black bindweed, climbing bindweed and corn bindweed. «Western Producer, Jun 15»
