Weed of the Month (October): Capeweed
…For advice on how to manage this weed: Weed Management Officer (03) 6264 9439 nrm@huonvalley.tas.gov.au Previous Weed of the Month posts Find out more about Weeds in the Huon Valley…
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Weed of the Month (August): Bridal Creeper
…leaves and stems are soft and can be crushed in your hand, unlike bridal creeper. Download a print-friendly version of this information here. Previous Weed of the Month posts …
Weed of the Month (August): Mexican Feather Grass
…weed management, including developing your own weed management plan, can be found on our Weeds and the Huon Valley webpage. Image credit: G&A Carle Previous Weed of the Month posts…
Weed of the Month (November): Brooms
…For advice on how to manage this weed: Weed Management Officer (03) 6264 9439 nrm@huonvalley.tas.gov.au Previous Weed of the Month posts Find out more about Weeds in the Huon Valley…
Weed of the Month (December): Gorse
…making a gorse management plan for your property: Weed Management Officer (03) 6264 9439 nrm@huonvalley.tas.gov.au Find out more about Weeds in the Huon Valley Previous Weed of the Month posts….
Weed of the Month (March): Karamu
…0300 nrm@huonvalley.tas.gov.au Information on weed management, including developing your own weed management plan, can be found on our Weeds and the Huon Valley webpage. Previous Weed of the Month posts…
Weed of the Month (September): Mexican Feather Grass
…weed management, including developing your own weed management plan, can be found on our Weeds and the Huon Valley webpage. Image credit: G&A Carle Previous Weed of the Month posts…
Weed of the Month (January): Horehound
…under control. Please report suspected sightings to Council: Weed Management Officer (03) 6264 9439 nrm@huonvalley.tas.gov.au Find out more about Weeds in the Huon Valley Previous Weed of the Month posts…
Weed of the Month (March): Karamu
…weed management, including developing your own weed management plan, can be found on our Weeds and the Huon Valley webpage. Previous Weed of the Month posts Download a print-friendly version…
Weed of the Month (July): Pampas Grass
…Huon Valley. Please report local sightings to Council: Weed Management Officer (03) 6264 9439 nrm@huonvalley.tas.gov.au Previous Weed of the Month posts. Find out more about Weeds in the Huon Valley….
Weed of the Month (February): African Feather Grass
…you think you’ve seen African feather grass, please report to Council: (03) 6264 9439 nrm@huonvalley.tas.gov.au Find out more about Weeds in the Huon Valley Previous Weed of the Month posts…
Weed of the Month (April): African Lovegrass
…9439 nrm@huonvalley.tas.gov.au Information on weed management, including developing your own weed management plan, can be found on our Weeds and the Huon Valley webpage. Previous Weed of the Month posts…
Weed of the Month (October): Paterson’s Curse
This purple menace covers about 40 million hectares in Australia and costs farmers over $250 million every year. You can help us get rid of it. Paterson’s Curse…
Weed of the Month (December): African feather grass
…9439 nrm@huonvalley.tas.gov.au Information on weed management, including developing your own weed management plan, can be found on our Weeds and the Huon Valley webpage. Previous Weed of the Month posts….
Weed of the Month (February): Pampas Grass
…your own weed management plan, can be found on our Weeds and the Huon Valley webpage. Previous Weed of the Month posts. Download a print-friendly version of this information here….
Weed of the Month (March): Texas Needle Grass and Chilean Needle Grass
…reported to Council – please send a photo to nrm@huonvalley.tas.gov.au or phone (03) 6264 0300. Previous Weed of the Month posts. Find out more about weeds in the Huon Valley….
Weed of the Month (January): Ragwort
…9439 nrm@huonvalley.tas.gov.au Information on weed management, including developing your own weed management plan, can be found on our Weeds and the Huon Valley webpage. Previous Weed of the Month posts….
Weed of the Month (November): St John’s Wort
St. John’s wort was first introduced to Australia in 1875 as a garden plant with medicinal properties. Today it ranks as one of the worst pasture weeds in…