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A giant rhubarb-like plant up to 2m. Both the leaves and leaf stalks are covered in rubbery red prickles.
A many-stemmed herb that has clusters of small white flowers from August to January.
Primarily found in damp habitats and is considered a "living fossil" species.
Royal fern is deciduous (dies back in winter) and has large fronds growing up to 3m long.
A small, fern groundcover with long, fine roots and creeping, slender, irregularly 'stems'.
A single straight trunk with leaves that are fan-shaped and divided into narrow leaflets.
A fast growing tree, rapidly maturing and producing a lot of seeds that are released in late summer.
Has masses of shining red or orange berries and matures very quickly to form dense stands.
Named after Charles Darwin – who discovered it in South America in 1835. It was brought to New Zealand for hedging.
Considered one of the world’s worst invasive weeds, Lantana seeds can be deadly if eaten.