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Queensland umbrella tree, Schefflera actinophylla | INVASIVE

Queensland umbrella tree, Schefflera actinophylla | INVASIVE

by Sue Smith | Jul 17, 2022 | Flower colour red, Flowering period Nov - Mar, Invasive, NEMBA Category 1B, Plant type tree

Hedychium– Ginger Lilies / INVASIVE

Hedychium– Ginger Lilies / INVASIVE

by Sue Smith | Jul 17, 2022 | Flower colour, yellow, red or white, Flowering period Jan - Apr, Invasive, NEMBA Category 1B

Hedychium– Ginger Lilies Ginger lilies are native to the moist tropical forests of Central and South Eastern Asia, and are classified as Category 1b highly invasive plants in South Africa.They are very attractive ornamental plants and it was for this reason that they...
Wandering Jew, Tradescantia / INVASIVE

Wandering Jew, Tradescantia / INVASIVE

by Sue Smith | Jul 16, 2022 | Flower colour, purple, green or striped, Flowering period Summer, Invasive, NEMBA Category 1B, Plant type ground cover

Wandering Jew, Tradescantia Three types of Tradescantia are commonly found in gardens and all are classified as 1b invasive alien plants. They are native to South and Central America and were brought into South Africa, as they are attractive and hardy ground covers....
Ant tree, Triplaris americana / INVASIVE

Ant tree, Triplaris americana / INVASIVE

by Sue Smith | Jul 16, 2022 | Flower colour red, Flowering period Apr - May, Invasive, NEMBA Category 1B, Plant type tree

Ant tree, Triplaris americana This tree grows up to 8-10m high with a straight, smooth, grey trunk. The leaves are poisonous and are bright green and smooth, sometimes brownish-velvety beneath along the midrib and veins. Small male and female flowers occur in large...
Inkberry Cestrum laevigatum / INVASIVE

Inkberry Cestrum laevigatum / INVASIVE

by Sue Smith | Jul 16, 2022 | Flower colour yellow, Flowering period Oct - May, Invasive, NEMBA Category 1B

Inkberry Cestrum laevigatum Inkberry is an evergreen shrub or tree generally growing to a height of 1-2m but can reach up to 15m. It is native to Brazil, South America and is classified as a category 1b invasive alien plant in South Africa. It is a spread through seed...
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