If field bindweed appears on your garden plot, you need to take immediate action.
We'll tell you about five effective ways to combat this weed.
The first option is weeding with a hoe. If you regularly destroy the above-ground part of the weed, the rhizome will become exhausted in a few years.
The second option is to pull out the roots. You need to act very carefully. Tearing off the roots leads to enhanced regeneration.
The third option is shading with black covering material. In the case of bindweed, spunbond is not very effective, it is better to use polyethylene.
Fourthly, bindweed can be displaced by planting green manure, for example, mustard or rye.
In addition, bindweed can be destroyed with herbicides, but the treatment must be carried out before flowering begins.
The following drugs are very effective: Dialen Super, Roundup, Sprut Extra, Tornado.
For reference
Field bindweed is a species of perennial herbaceous plant of the Convolvulaceae family with a climbing stem and a creeping, branching rhizome.