description Field Bindweed Overview
Field bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis) is a perennial climbing vine in the morning glory family, native to Europe and Asia and now widespread as an agricultural weed across temperate regions worldwide. It produces white to pink funnel-shaped flowers and spreads through both seeds and an extensive, deep root system that makes it difficult to control. It is classified as a noxious weed in many jurisdictions where it has been introduced.
help Field Bindweed FAQ
What is field bindweed?
Field bindweed is the perennial vine Convolvulus arvensis. It has white to pink funnel-shaped flowers and is a persistent agricultural weed.
How does field bindweed spread?
Field bindweed spreads through both seeds and an extensive underground root and rhizome system. Small root fragments can help the plant return after cultivation or other disturbance.
Where is field bindweed native?
Field bindweed is native to Europe and Asia. It is now widespread across temperate regions around the world.
Why is field bindweed difficult to control?
Its deep, spreading underground parts can survive repeated cutting and cultivation. The climbing stems can also twine around crops and compete with them for light and water.
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