Weed of the Month – Japanese Climbing Fern
Maidenhair fern was a popular basket plant usually found in bathrooms in the 1980’s. March’s weed of the month can easily be mistaken for Maidenhair fern.
Weed of the Month
Where did that weed come from? Have you ever wondered where weeds come from, the ones that just appear in your garden that you haven’t seen before?
Weed of the Month: Root Beer Plant
Polygala – this small herbaceous plant has until recently been insignificant in gardens and bushland. However, the current weather conditions have suited it and now it can be found growing in bigger numbers. It is now growing well in healthy bushland where it previously wasn’t seen.
Weed of the Month – Flick Weed
When bringing home plants from the nursery, it’s very likely there are Flick weed seeds in the soil.
Weed of the Month – Canna Lily
Canna lilies are showy and bright and love to grow in wet areas. They are looking very healthy at the moment due to the wet weather.
Weed of the Month – Lantana
Lantana is a common weed in the Noosa Shire, particularly in the hinterland. There is also a close relative called creeping lantana that is more common in gardens.