Field Bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis) Noxious Weed - Ninja Gardening - Episode 40

Field Bindweed(Convolvulus arvensis) is a Noxious Weed in North America that has spread to all 50 states and most of the ...

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Key insights about video Field Bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis) Noxious Weed - Ninja Gardening - Episode 40

🌿 Bindweed, also known as morning glory, is a noxious weed that can quickly take over gardens.

🌿 It may appear as a pretty flower at first, but its thick mats and deep roots make it very difficult to eradicate.

🌿 Bindweed can produce seed pods that are eaten by birds, spreading the seeds and contributing to its persistence.

🌿 Spraying bindweed with chemicals may be effective, but it could harm other plants as well.

🌿 Solar scorching, using clear plastic to heat the ground, can be a method to kill bindweed.

🌿 Mulching may not be effective in controlling bindweed.

🌿 Bindweed is a problematic invasive plant that can negatively impact agriculture and native species, but it is also listed as an endangered species in some areas.

Timestamped Summary

02:08 The narrator explains that bindweed is a noxious weed from Eurasia and often mistaken for Morning Glory because of its pretty flowers.

03:30 The narrator explains that bindweed has a deep root system and is difficult to get rid of.

04:05 The narrator explains two methods for getting rid of bindweed, spraying it with a strong herbicide or solar scorching it with clear plastic.

05:42 The narrator mentions that Arizona has native morning glories on the endangered species list because of the invasive bindweed plants.

06:12 The video concludes with the narrator hoping that something will be done about the patch of bindweed shown.

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Q&A

What is bindweed?

Bindweed is a noxious weed from Eurasia that is part of the same family as Morning Glory.

Why is bindweed considered a noxious weed?

Bindweed is considered a noxious weed because it forms thick mats that are difficult to get rid of. It also has a long-lasting seed bank, meaning its seeds can remain viable in the soil for at least 20 years.

How can bindweed be eradicated?

There are a few methods to eradicate bindweed. One option is to spray the plants with a herbicide, but this can also kill other vegetation. Another option is to solar scorch the plants by covering them with clear plastic and allowing the sun to heat the ground beneath, effectively killing the bindweed. Mulching has not been found to be very effective.

What are the consequences of not controlling bindweed?

If bindweed is not controlled, it can spread rapidly and overtake native vegetation. It can also negatively impact agriculture by outcompeting crops for resources.

Is bindweed native to North America?

No, bindweed is not native to North America. It is an invasive plant species that originates from Eurasia.