Bindweed by moochagoo

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Jun 19, 2011

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Comments (27)

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qrud

12:25PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

spelcial shot.

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Dreamingbee

12:27PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

so wonderful !

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Feliciti

12:38PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

wonderful !! looks like Flower Art !! :)

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cfulton

12:45PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

Oh yes! I love this! Clive

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wotan

1:14PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

Perfect forms and colors!

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gaius

1:42PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

Ça ferait presque une coupe pour boire un verre à la santé de l'artiste !

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awjay

1:54PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

looks like a bind weed

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lyron

2:01PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

Beautiful shot!!

.Nachtwind.

2:53PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

Wunderschön! Great shot

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jayfar

2:59PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

Nice clear shot of this beautiful flower.

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kbrog

4:07PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

Beautiful flower and a superb capture! :)

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jocko500

4:09PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

wonderful pov here

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flora-crassella

4:32PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

wonderful shot!

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Bossie_Boots

4:36PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

Wow strange looking flower i love it superb capture !!

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jarmila

4:38PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

fantastic macro

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jophoto

4:55PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

If that is indeed bindweed, I hope it is not on your property. It is one of the most noxious weeds I know of. The reason it is called bindweed is because it twines itself around any plant it can and literally binds parts of it together. It gets under the siding, into flower pots, anywhere it can gain a foothold. If you fell asleep in your garden for two days, it would twine itself around you as well. It looks like a morning glory, but you can't get rid of it, you can't kill it...it has roots that go down 10 feet or more and it is perennial. You will frequently see it growing in abandoned empty lots or near commercial areas. Once you have it, it is very difficult to control, much less eradicate.

gonzojr

6:09PM | Sun, 19 June 2011

Beautiful flower, wonderful photo!

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