Weeds
Creeping buttercup’s competitive growth crowds out other plants, especially in wet soils. One plant can spread over a 40 square meter area in a year. Creeping buttercup also depletes potassium in t...
Most commonly confused with Garlic or Onion Grass, this plant is commonly found growing along sandy roadsides and woods. This plant spreads via seeds and underground bulblets. This is a highly inva...
A horizontal growing weed that forms a thickened root stock and adventitious roots along the stems native to the warmer regions of North America. Widespread but not damaging. The plant’s leaves are...
Toad Rush is a common species of rush found Australia-wide. It grows in moist conditions and is considered a weed in many areas. Toad Rush is an annual monocot that is quite variable in appearance....
Broadleaf plantain is a weed found mostly in temperate regions of the world. It is an Annual or biennial weed, with a persistent taproot, it is capable of producing rootstocks that can regenerate f...
Often known as a soil indicator, Kikuyu usually is an indication of very low calcium and phosphorus, high potassium, very high magnesium and iron, low humus in soil or soil profiles that are compac...
Common couch grass is a long-lived perennial grass that forms thick mats or runners and strong root systems. Couch seed heads can be easily identified by its tall thin, hairy seeded structures that...
Singapore Daisy, Sphagneticola trilobata - is a challenging invasive plant that requires active management to prevent its spread and protect native ecosystems and natural habitats. Local environmen...
Native to South America, this weed naturalised in south-east Queensland, however, has spread throughout other states within Australia. This weed is common in lawns, footpaths, roadsides and gardens...