Fallopia convolvulus - © Charles Hipkin
(L.) Á. Löve
An annual weed of arable land, gardens, allotments and urban waste places which scrambles along the ground or climbes up other plants. It has probably been a weed of cultivation since Neolithis times, often spreading as a contaminant of agricultural seed and found throughout Britain except for some upland and mountainous areas of Wales and Scotland. It has a scattered coastal and lowland distribution in West Glamorgan where it is rarely recorded far away from urban areas.
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