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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.
An evergreen tree with smooth bark and whitish flowers which are followed by bunches of berry-like fruit.
The Phoenix palm can grow up to 18m tall with sharp spines and originates from the Canary Islands.
Grows rapidly and produces a large number of seeds, which birds eat and disperse widely.
Native to Australia where, even in its native habitat, it is considered a pest of some coastal areas.
Brought to New Zealand as an ornamental garden plant. Gardeners loved it for its ever-present flowers year round and hardiness.
The Asian paddle crab is an aggressive defender of its territory making it a fierce competitor for native crabs and potentially giving humans a nasty nip.