Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Susan Clotfelter, The Denver Post Bindweed vines snuggle insidiously close to Queen of Night tulips. Field bindweed is easily the first prize winner in the ...

You don't need to be a botanist to spot trouble in your garden. Just follow the vines. They're thin, wiry, and unnervingly determined, wrapping themselves around anything that dares to grow upright.

Q. I have an aggressive vining weed that is taking over my front yard. It has leaves that are shaped like an arrowhead and produces little white flowers. What is it and how do I get rid of it? Field ...

Q:My backyard is being overrun by field bindweed. I've tried digging it out, but not only are its roots devilishly deep, it seems that a new plant can generate from the tiniest scrap of root I leave ...

I’m baffled. For over 20 years I have pulled up Morning Glory seedlings long before they could bloom. What has me stumped is where did all the hundreds (thousands?) of seedlings come from this year? I ...

Field bindweed is one of the most difficult weeds in western Montana. It is a persistent perennial vine in the morning-glory family, with arrowhead-shaped leaves and white, funnel-shaped flowers.

Controlling bindweed seems to be a special challenge this summer. With two back-to-back wet springs, followed by a blazing hot end of June, the bindweed is popping up in my garden in places I have ...

Field bindweed has long been one of the most persistent and troublesome weeds for growers throughout the U.S. but especially in the southern Plains region. Because of its drought tolerance, it seems ...

Field bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis L.), aka morning glory, is a perennial vine native to Eurasia. It was most likely introduced into the U.S. as a contaminate in seed. It invades rights of way, ...

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We evaluated the influence of pupal and adult temperatures on oocyte development in the noctuid moth, Tyta luctuosa (Denis and Shiffermüller) (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae), an imported biological control ...