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Large leaves have the appearance of an Elephant’s Ear, hence the name.
Forms clusters of burs that can stick to animal fur and its seeds are toxic to stock.
Thistles invade large areas of pasture, unpalatable to stock and reduce pasture productivity.
Introduced as an ornamental plant due to its lush foliage and pleasant smelling flowers.
Grows rapidly to cover large areas of ground with a thick mat of hairy, silvery-grey patched leaves.
Ragwort has bright yellow daisy-like flowers in spring and also has an unpleasant smell when crushed.
This plant is a major pest in parts of Australia where it is commonly called ‘doublegee’.
Originally from south-east Brazil and Argentina, it will grow almost anywhere, making it very invasive.
Originally from South Africa Boneseed is named due to the white, bone-like appearance of its seeds.
Produces a large number of seeds that are spread by birds to form dense stands which prevent native species from establishing.