Bindweed (noun)

A climbing plant that wraps itself around other plants for support, often considered a weed.

Origin:

Old english bindweedd, from bind 'tie' + weed.

Examples:

1. Bindweed is a common problem in many gardens, as it can quickly take over and choke other plants.
2. Bindweed is difficult to control, as it spreads both by seed and underground root systems.
3. Many gardeners consider bindweed to be a persistent and persistent pest.
4. Bindweed is often found in disturbed areas, such as roadsides and fields.
5. Despite its invasive nature, bindweed has small, pretty flowers that are sometimes used in floral arrangements.