Hedge Bindweed

Hedge Bindweed is an uncommon native perennial species of smooth, twining vine that can climb up to 6.5 – 13 feet long.

It’s large pink to white trumpet-shaped flowers resemble those of morning glories, and emerge from mid-spring to mid-summer

This vine is a great choice for pondside planting in the landscape, as it requires moderate to high moisture.

Lifeform: Perennial

Sun: Full Sun, Part Shade

Water: High, Moderate

Soil: Clay, Loam

Other: Attracts Bees, Attracts Butterflies, Attracts Moths

Container	D-40-O, D-16
Ecological Value	Larval host of the Morning-glory Plume Moth and Yellowstriped Armyworm moth
Historical Uses	No known historical uses.
Distribution	Subcosmopolitan distribution throughout the termperate Northern and Southern hemispheres
Elevation	-7" – 1380"
Communities
Habitat	Coastal, salt-marsh, freshwater-marsh, silty berms, and river edges.

Calystegia sepium