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Woody weeds

Trees or shrubs with a woody stem
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Cassia - Senna pendula
Cassia is common along roadsides and garden edges. It is easily identified in March and April by its bright yellow flowers. It is regarded as a significant environmental and noxious weed.  See Cassia - Senna pendula

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Lantana - Lantana camara
A garden escapee, Lantana is a highly invasive weed that can grow in any of plant communities on Bouddi peninsula. Fortunately it is easily eradicated with a little work. See Lantana - Lantana camara

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Camphor Laurel - Cinnamomum camphora
Camphor Laurel was introduced from China and Japan as a shade tree for farms, parks and gardens. It competes with native vegetation, inhibits growth of other plants under its canopy. See Camphor Laurel - Cinnamomum camphora

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Mickey Mouse Plant - Ochna serrulata

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Privet - Ligustrum sinense

Privet is a highly invasive weed





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    • About the Trust >
      • History of the Trust
      • Membership
      • Newsletters
    • Maitland Bay Centre
    • Bushcare Groups
    • Environmental Awareness
    • Fire Preparedness
  • Natural Environment
    • Native Plants >
      • Bouddi Plant Life
      • Soil Types
      • Plant Communities
      • Plant species
      • Endangered Ecological Communities
    • Native Animals >
      • Birds
      • Reptiles
      • Insects
    • Beach and Ocean
    • Bouddi National Park
    • Weed Eradication >
      • Grasses and ground covers
      • Vines and scramblers
      • Woody weeds
    • Nature Watch Diary
  • Built Environment
    • Coastal Open Space System
    • Planning documents
  • Heritage and Landscape
    • Aboriginal Heritage
    • History
    • Bouddi Study
    • Geology
  • Contact