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"Exploring the Enchanting World of Bindweed: A Victorian Botanical Journey" Step into the mesmerizing realm of bindweed

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Bindweed Collection: Japanese bindweed, Calystegia pubescens
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Bindweed Collection: Ipomoea obscura, morning glory
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Bindweed Collection: Morning Glory, Bindweed, Victorian Botanical Illustration
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Bindweed Collection: Wildflower and Medicinal Herbal Plants, Victorian Botanical Illustration
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Bindweed Collection: Convolvulus hawk-moth and bindweed
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Bindweed Collection: Vase of Flowers, c. 1660. Creator: Jan Davidsz de Heem
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Bindweed Collection: Flowers by a Stone Vase, 1786. Creator: Peter Faes
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Bindweed Collection: Botanical illustration, c1880s. Creator: Vincent Brooks Day & Son
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Bindweed Collection: Lilac flowered jalap bindweed, Colvolvulus jalapa
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Bindweed Collection: Bouquet of Roses, Larkspur and Convolvulus, mid to late 18th century. Creator: Louis Marin Bonnet
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Bindweed Collection: Convolvulus, 1930 (oil on canvas)
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Bindweed Collection: Morning Glories and Tree-frog, from an untitled series of Large Flowers, Japan, c
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Bindweed Collection: Beauty standing beside morning glories, Japan, c. 1814 / 17. Creator: Kikukawa Eizan
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Bindweed Collection: Arrangements of Irises and Morning Glories, Japan, About 1785. Creator: Kitagawa Utamaro
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Bindweed Collection: An Arrangement of Morning Glories (Asagao), Japan, c. 1796. Creator: Kitagawa Utamaro
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Bindweed Collection: Six-Lobed Bowl with Bamboo, Morning Glories, and Spray of Cherry
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Bindweed Collection: Dish with Peaches and Morning Glory, Qing dynasty (1644-1912), probably 19th century
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Bindweed Collection: Morning Glories, c. 1840s. Creator: Ando Hiroshige
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Bindweed Collection: Morning Glories, Pinks, and Maiden Flower, from the series 'Seven Autumn Flowers in... 1830/44
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Bindweed Collection: Sparrow and morning glories, n. d. Creator: Ando Hiroshige
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Bindweed Collection: Rooster, umbrella, and morning glories, 1830s. Creator: Ando Hiroshige
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Bindweed Collection: Canary and morning glories, n. d. Creator: Ando Hiroshige
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Bindweed Collection: Sparrows and morning glories, 1830s. Creator: Ando Hiroshige
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Bindweed Collection: Bowl, scissors, and morning glories, c. 1820. Creator: Gakutei
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Bindweed Collection: Vase (Morning Glory), c. 1937. Creator: Robert Stewart
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Bindweed Collection: Fragment, England, c. 1815. Creator: Unknown
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Bindweed Collection: Vase, 1882 / 90. Creator: Ott and Brewer
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Bindweed Collection: Coxcombs, maize and morning-glories, Momoyama period, 1568-1615. Creator: Unknown
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Bindweed Collection: Morning glory and bamboo (part of a set), Edo period, mid 17th-early 18th century
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Bindweed Collection: Flowers and grasses, Edo period, 1600-1630. Creator: Master of I-nen Seal
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Bindweed Collection: Blue and white flowers on slender stalks, Edo period, 18th-19th century
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Bindweed Collection: Cortona, Italy. Morning Glories growing in a vase-shaped pot on a stone wall
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Bindweed Collection: Le Grand Liseron Violet (Convovlus), c. 1776 (hand-coloured engraving)
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Bindweed Collection: Plants harmful to agriculture (colour litho)
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Bindweed Collection: Linnet, 1833-39 (coloured engraving)
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Bindweed Collection: Bindweed, Dogs Bane and Sea Bindweed, from Hortus Eystettensis
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Bindweed Collection: Page 63. Convolvulus (w / c)
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Bindweed Collection: Page 35. Ipomoea palmata, c. 1803-06 (w / c, pen, ink and pencil)
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Bindweed Collection: Convolvulus with Yellow Butterfly, from Flowers
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Bindweed Collection: Flowers, plate 18, illustration from Fantaisies decoratives, engraved by Gillot
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Bindweed Collection: Rough bindweed, Smilax aspera
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Bindweed Collection: Hedge bindweed, Calystegia sepium
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Bindweed Collection: Scammony bindweed, Convolvulus scammonia
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Bindweed Collection: The Mexican Tiger-flower, Tigridia pavonia
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Bindweed Collection: Mediterranean smilax, Smilax aspera
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Bindweed Collection: Morning glory, bindweed species
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Bindweed Collection: Bindweed or morning glory, Convolvulus species
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Bindweed Collection: Bindweed, Convolvulus althaeoides


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"Exploring the Enchanting World of Bindweed: A Victorian Botanical Journey" Step into the mesmerizing realm of bindweed, also known as Japanese bindweed or Calystegia pubescens. This delicate wildflower, resembling its cousin Ipomoea obscura or morning glory, has captivated botanists and artists for centuries. Victorian botanical illustrations vividly portray the intricate beauty of bindweed, showcasing its slender vines adorned with trumpet-shaped blossoms. These exquisite renderings depict a variety of species, including lilac flowered jalap bindweed (Colvolvulus jalapa), adding a touch of elegance to any collection. The allure doesn't end there - bindweed's enchanting nature extends beyond artistry. Its medicinal properties have been recognized throughout history, making it an essential component in traditional herbal remedies. From teasels to other healing plants depicted alongside this captivating flower in Victorian illustrations, nature's pharmacy comes alive before our eyes. Intriguingly intertwined with nature's tapestry is the relationship between Convolvulus hawk-moths and bindweeds. These stunning insects rely on these flowers for sustenance and shelter while contributing to their pollination process—a true testament to the interconnectedness within ecosystems. As we delve deeper into time-honored depictions of floral splendor by esteemed artists like Jan Davidsz de Heem and Peter Faes, we witness how bindweeds gracefully complement bouquets that include roses and larkspur. Their presence adds a subtle charm that elevates these arrangements from ordinary to extraordinary. Even modern interpretations continue to celebrate the enduring appeal of this resilient plant. "Convolvulus, " an oil-on-canvas masterpiece from 1930 captures its essence through vibrant brushstrokes—reminding us that even amidst changing artistic styles, bindweed remains timeless. So let us immerse ourselves in this captivating world where Victorian botanical illustrations, historical medicinal uses, and artistic interpretations converge.