Hedge Bindweed is busy covering fences and bushes. So pretty but so very invasive. The internet describes it as a herbaceous perennial that twines around other plants in a counter-clockwise direction.
It is related to the Morning Glory that we grow in our gardens but that one is an annual. However in my yard it self-seeds and pops up in strange places, like the gravel area!
The lake continues to be covered in Water lilies. These geese appear to be "caught" among the foliage.
I hope you're having a good day. G.M.
Great pictures. Awe...those bunnies are so adorable. We used to see rabbits all the time in my yard but very seldom do I see one now. Speaking of morning glories, I planted some from seeds and I am patiently waiting on them to get big enough to transplant around a barn pole by my pond so I can enjoy. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteBind weed sure is invasive...but down home regular old morning glories grew in the gardens and tobacco patches worse than the bindweed...and I have never seen them grow wild around here at all...just the bindweed.
ReplyDeleteI did laundry today too and I also pulled weeds. I pulled a bunch of weeds in the vegetable garden and discovered a nest of newborn bunnies!
ReplyDeleteUgh, that bindweed is awful sometimes, huh. I'm always having to spray a few vines of it somewhere. The morning glories at one of the kid's houses reseeds also... I grabbed some of the seeds from last year and got some going for the new daughter-in-law's garden. She's never had a garden in her life - she cried when I put in her first garden for her last year! Awww! But anyway, I have found morning glory seeds sprouting from the privacy fence where they got lodged when falling... no dirt, just the wood of the fence. I though that was pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteBindweed is a terrible nuisance and very hard to control and eradicate.
ReplyDeleteA nice walk, I enjoyed your pictures, especially the bunnies!!
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing the bunnies. Your Morning Glories are so pretty. That is one thing that my hubby isn't crazy about so I just enjoy other people's. :)
ReplyDeleteI have done the laundry today too, hopefully it will dry very quickly and I can get it ironed and put away.
ReplyDeleteIt's laundry day here too. I plan to get everything washed before I go out of town.
ReplyDeleteThat bindweed is certainly invasive! Have a great day, GM!
When we used to have a garden that bindweed would crawl up the corn stalks...it is a horrid little plant :(
ReplyDeleteNice the bunnies let you get pictures of them. : )
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