While I was doing that, I noticed _ with a thrill of horror _ how bindweed from the garden had begun trespassing across.
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On some of the prisoners I experimented 5-6 times, testing the action of Korean bindweed, bactal and castor oil seeds.
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Then she found herself with nine acres of gardens choking in bindweed at Hadspen, her husband's 18th-century farmhouse in Somerset.
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The love-lies bleeding stands for hopeless; the purple lilac for first love; and the bindweed ( convolvulus ) for extinguished hopes.
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These include beehives, brambles ( to preserve mammal inhabitants, such as the hazel dormouse ), old decaying trees, ivy populations, bindweed and wild clematis.
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But I can also tell you this about him : He lived on poor ground, had a queen who thought bindweed was a flower, and almost certainly kept dogs.
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Hoeing off weed leaves and stems as soon as they appear can eventually weaken and kill perennials, although this will require persistence in the case of plants such as bindweed.
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The contrasting rotations of the bindweed and the honeysuckle was the theme of the satirical song, " Misalliance ", written and sung by Michael Flanders and Donald Swann.
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Years later, as Herbert battled the bindweed, people started to stop by and say, " You know, there was a character called Robinson who lived here ."
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Whether you want bindweed, thistle and hawkweed ( 5, 7 and 8 a . m . in Uppsala, Sweden, where Linnaeus lived ) in your garden is up to you.
