A much-branched, evergreen tree less than 12m tall with round, bright red berries in winter. Competes with native species for resources and creates shade which makes it hard to grow in. Glossy dark ...
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McLeans Forest Run returns on 4 July 2027. Walk or run 5 km, 10 km or a half marathon. Early bird entries start at $25. Enter ...
A Canadian goose is a large light-brown bird (weighing between 4.5-5.5kg) with a white chinstrap, and black head, neck, bill, legs, and feet. They present a risk to human safety in the form of ...
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Polypody fern is known for its creeping rhizomes, long, divided fronds, and distinctive sori (spore-bearing structures). Leaves are leathery and have bright green fronds, cut deeply on both sides of ...
A clump-forming perennial grass around 2m tall with smooth stems. Reed canary grass outcompetes native plants and can block waterways and drains. These organisms have not been legally declared as ...
Tables of burners authorised for use (tested to ensure they can pass an emissions test).
Cherry species are evergreen or deciduous spreading shrubs or trees less than 10m tall, often with multiple short trunks with dark cherries. They prevent seedling establishment and may be a food ...
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Scrambling or climbing perennial with stems that are no longer than 2m, green and branched. Climbing asparagus smothers low-growing native plants and prevents seedling establishment. Climbing ...
Bur daisy is a perennial herb with small yellow flowers and tough, hooked burs. It displaces pasture species and is a serious contaminant of wool. This is a declared pest managed under the Canterbury ...