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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.
Forms dense mats that shade out native species and is extremely toxic to farm animals.
Produces a large number of seeds that are spread by birds to form dense stands which prevent native species from establishing.
Shoots snap with an audible crack, hence the name ‘crack’ willow.
Originally introduced as a hedge to contain stock and provide a wind break.
Can reach 30m in height. It's flowers have a fragrant smell and hang in droopy clusters.
Popular as a hedging plant due to its hardy nature and exceptionally fast growth rate.
All parts of the tree have a strong smell similar to peanuts or cashew nuts.
Has pale yellow flowers in bunches at the end of each branch.