Attracted by the freshness of the spot, I approached and in the midst of a confusion of iris, mint and bindweed, I saw a blonde head quenching its thirst at the stream.
Near by, too, is a hedge covered with great white blooms of the bindweed.
Tall rank grass flourished on every side, carriage-way and borders alike had been blotted into a springing waste, and the few sprawling shrubs which we could recognize hardly emerged from beneath the choking smother of luxuriant bindweed.
The bindweed has a creeping root, wild garlic has a bulb, and such forms are always producing new forms underground while the seed above the ground is able to do the same thing.
The driving-licence prose has several sub-sentences within it, but these are intertwined like bindweed and brambles.
The "bureaucratic bindweed," however, did go along with institutionalization of the civil service, making for gradual institutional consolidation.
Controlling field bindweed while growing adapted crops.
There was a railway line snaking over empty fields on which reposed abandoned railway trucks through which the bindweed grew profusely.
