by Sue Smith | Feb 20, 2022 | Invasive, NEMBA Category 1B, Plant type creeper, Spines on stem
Pereskia comes from the West Indies, and South and Central America and is classed as a category 1b invasive species having escaped from gardens where it was introduced as an ornamental barrier plant.This creeper has shiny green succulent leaves that turn yellowish,...
by Sue Smith | Feb 20, 2022 | Berries, black, Invasive, NEMBA Category 1B, Plant type creeper
Devil’s pumpkin is native to Central and South America and is declared a Category 1 invasive plant. It is a tendril climber or creeper and can reach a height of up to 6m. Leaves are deeply three-lobed and the flowers, which appear from November to April, have...
by Sue Smith | Feb 20, 2022 | Flower color white, Flowering period Autumn, Invasive, NEMBA Category 1B, Plant type creeper
This category 1b Invasive Alien, fastgrowing creeper is native tosubtropical South America. It has lush, heart- shaped, bright green, succulent leaves and masses of white lamb’s taillike flowers that appear from February to May. A distinguishing feature is the...
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