Welcome to Weed Watch, your alert to new and emerging threats. New and emerging weeds are reported every year in South East Queensland. These weeds present a significant threat to our environment and if left untreated can cause substantial damage and be extremely costly to control. The below fact sheets provide information on ID, distribution, habitat and look-alikes. Weed Watch also offers best practice control methods to ensure you have the ammunition you need to win the war on weeds.
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Angel’s Trumpet
Blue Stars
Chinese Tallow Tree
Coral Creeper
Giant Bird of Paradise
Hairy Cat’s Claw Creeper
Japanese Climbing Fern
Little Bluestem
Mexican Bean Tree
Northern Olive
Pencil Willow
Red Ludwigia
Tiger Grass
White Oak
Alexander Palm
Brazilian Glory Vine
Coiled Indigo
Cotton Rose
Giant Palm-Lily
Hairy Water Hyssop
Job’s Tears
Leaf Cactus
Miconia
Painted Indian Mallow
Persimmon
Satinleaf
Tropical Soda Apple
Yunnan Bauhinia
Awabuki Sweet Viburnum
Brunswick Grass
Colombian Waxweed
Creeping Burrhead
Golden Champaca
Himalayan Ash
Kidneyleaf Mud-Plantain
Long-leaved Willow Primrose
Ming Asparagus Fern
Paper Mulberry
Pickerel Weed
Sleeping Hibiscus
Water Mimosa
Zigzag Wattle
Bahia Lovegrass
Ceylon Hill Cherry
Coral Ardisia
Dwarf Tamarillo
Golden Trumpet Tree
Ivy Gourd
Lax Panic Grass
Matted Sandmat
Monkey’s Comb
Paraguay Burr
Pinto Peanut
Slenderleaf Bundleflower
Water Stargrass
Zornia