There are several trumpet shaped bindweeds around in the countryside in the mid to late summer and many persist until late Autumn. There are still plants with the odd flower even now in December. This one is a smaller plant than the Calystegias and is happy to scramble horizontally amongst the grasses as well as climbing upwards. It usually has these pink and white flowers in abundance.
Spurn Point, Yorkshire 5th July 2004
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Added on December 3rd 2004