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Bindweed Greate

Botanical Name

Calystegia sylvatica

Habitat

Hedges, wastelands, old buildings, cultivated land

Description

3m/10ft tall Hairless plant. Stems twining, climbing Leaves arrow shaped, untoothed, alternate leaves. Flowers large white trumpets with yellow centres July – September

Native to

North America

Lesser Bindwee

Botanical Name

Convolvulus arvensis

Family

Bindweed

Other Names

Field bindweed

Habitat

Fields, hedges, farmland

Description

Perennial, almost hairless long stems that twist anticlockwise around other plants Leaves long alternate Flowers: white or pink trumpet shape May-September

Native to

Britain

Constituents

Glycosides, tannins, flavonoids

Bindweed – Se

Botanical Name

Calystegia soldanella

Habitat

Sand dunes

Description

Creeping stems Leaves: small, rounded Flowers: Pink large trumpet like June- August