Caused by LF radiation ?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Tilley" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: 26 June 2006 08:34
Subject: Re: LF: Bindweed and bellbind Re: Gardener required...
> Thank global warming...
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> 73 Scott
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> RJ Mattson wrote:
> > This is the first year I have seen the vine. It is tenacious and
> > everywhere.
> > bob...w2ami
> > Catskill Mountain region of New York usa.
> >
> > Bindweed. Photograph copyright Dorling Kindersley - Calystegia
> > sepium//Calystegia sepium// (bellbind) is a strong twining climber,
> > with shallow, fleshy underground stems. //Convolvulus arvensis//
> > (bindweed) is weaker in appearance than bellbind, but also spreads
> > rapidly through the soil. Both weeds can be imported into the garden
> > among plant roots, soil or manure.
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