bindweed

In a message dated 2/3/00 10:57:06 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
flowers@simplegiftsfarm.com writes:

<< >the caliche hardpan under the surface, nutrients (including the sulfur)
 >falling to that level and concentrating there, along with the roots of the
 >bindweed...do folks in acid soil territory have bindweed?  Thanks, Margaret 
>>

I don't know if this received a reply.  I have soil that is quite acid.  I 
can grow blueberries in the lawns.  We have plenty of bindweed.  It has been 
my observation that the bindweed is not too vigorous but it is persistent.  I 
have some that grows in an arborvitae yearly.  Bindweed starts late in the 
season and with our short season may be less trouble.  I have always believed 
that as death and taxes, you have bindweed.

Claire Peplowski
East Nassau, NY z4 

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