Aquatic weeds are usually a problem only during the warmer months of the year when water temperatures rise above 6°C (43°F). Many plants grow rapidly in the warmer temperatures and can quickly take ...

Weed spotters: keep watch for new weed incursions in their local area report suspected sightings of high-risk priority weeds provide images, data and specimens to the Queensland Herbarium for ...

Refer to Additional Information, page 42, for literature on aquatic vegetation identification. Aquatic vegetation is a frustrating problem for many pond owners. Excessive water weeds affect both fish ...

Fall is the perfect season to identify and remove problem plants. Identify four invasive weeds and learn how to remove them.

Water hyacinth is a Weed of National Significance. For more information, go to the Australian Government's Department of Environment website. Water hyacinth is native to Brazil, and was introduced ...

Here's how to say goodbye to weeds with boiling water. Weeds, also known as plants out of place, are part of gardening. Tiny plants crop up in areas where you least expect them or alongside other ...

If you think you may have seen water mimosa, or have this weed on your property, do not attempt to control it. Contact the Weed Management Branch immediately for assistance. Water mimosa is on the ...

As a gardener, finding effective and eco-friendly ways to manage weeds is always a top priority. While boiling water may seem like a simple and natural method to eliminate unwanted plants ...