An archaic term for a plant used for binding or securing other plants together.
From Old English 'bindan' (to bind) + 'with' (with, alongside). Refers to plants historically used as binding material in gardens and agriculture.
Before plastic twine and modern garden ties existed, farmers created an entire vocabulary around plants that could actually serve as organic fasteners—bindwith is a forgotten botanical engineering term.
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