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kenny1234 | 20:07 Mon 22nd Jul 2013 | Home & Garden
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Can anyone tell me what the trumpet shaped flowers are called that appear in the hedgerows where i live.--the flowers are about 2" across--white-- and entwine themselves like a vine against anything else in the hedgerow; the end flower is in bloom and others appear every couple of inches as an unopened cone!!
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Columbine/bindweed, probably
It s a granny-pop-out-of-bed

or bind weed

terrible - roots a real pain in the b+tt if you get them in the garden
Bindweed, pretty but a total pest in the garden.
Yes, sounds like Hedge bindweed (Calystegia sepium). I've noticed a lot of it about this year, it seems to like the heat.
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Very much obliged to everyone.

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