Erect False Bindweed

Overview

Erect False Bindweed is a species of flowering plant native to Northeastern North America. It typically grows in partly shaded areas, such as woodland thickets, and produces distinctive white flowers. It is a herbaceous perennial vine, with semi-woody stems and heart shaped leaves. Its climbing stems are twined and supported by long tendrils. It flowers from late summer into fall, with attractive trumpet-shaped blooms. It is slow-growing and easy to manage in the garden. It can be used as a ground cover or to line pathways. It's excellent for pollinators and also helps to prevent erosion when planted on slopes.

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