Look at the seed pods/heads/fruits forming on these weeds. If the seeds are not yet mature, still soft and pale, you can safely compost/mulch. If these seeds are mature enough to be viable, you can compost IF you can get the pile extremely hot -- the way to do this is compost this stuff on its own, mixed with a bit more "green" matter (grass clippings would be good), some "brown" matter (straw or chopped leaves, and add a potent N source -- a bit of lawn fertilizer or similar. Keep it moist, turn it, and let it cook so it gets really hot. That will kill any seeds. Alternatively, bag and dispose of. But, the high temp composting does work if done right.

Ok, I'll bite. Any time any problem involves a callery pear (Bradford or any of the other equally noxious cultivars), I will always suggest pruning the Bradford at ground level. Heck, I don't even need a problem to suggest pruning a Bradford at ground level. Of course, some people like these trees. Or, maybe haven't thought much about whether they like them or not, but have them anyway because they're the most over-planted tree in the universe. In any event, you should know that they tend to cast fairly dense shade and to be real moisture hogs. Most trees are, for that matter, but the shade of p. calleryana like the shade of many maples, seems to be a particularly bad environment for flower gardens. If you must have one, look for plants that don't mind dry shade -- unfortunately, this category does not include many of the annuals commonly planted under such trees, like impatiens.

Could be Convovulus arvensis, "Field Bindweed" or Calystegia sepium, "Hedge Bindweed" or Ampelamus albidus, "Honeyvine Milkweed"...lots of other possibilities. It would help if you reply to this post with another, larger picture showing the blossom. Rosie Here is a link that might be useful: Ohio Perennial and Biennial Weed Guide

Love your Day Lillies GH I know what you mean about the rain. Every time I want to go outside it comes down again "A Blessing". I have never seen that Frilly Dianthus before very unusual and pretty. Nice colour Sunflower too, And dont the plants look good with raindrops on them. Great Pics....Cheers..MM.