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Family: Convolvulaceae
Hedge Bindweed Calystegia sepium Flowering time: July-September. Perennial. Native The most frequent Bindweed and very common in hedges, woods, gardens and on waste ground Large white flowers with bracteoles that are longer than the calyx and not overlapping so the sepals are visible. The flower stalks (pedicels) are as long or longer than the leaf stalks and the leaves are arrow-shaped. The form with divided petals is Calystegia sepium f. schizoflora Hybrids occur with Large Bindweed, C. silvatica: Calystegia x lucana |
Hedge Bindweed, Calystegia sepium
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