Reference – Dick's Creek Bush Regeneration

Evils of Camphor laurel (Cinnamomum camphora)

THE OVERWHELMING REASON: They contain 15-18 biocidal toxins, most of which are moderately powerful. This tree in its most toxic types (‘chemotypes’) easily rank as the most toxic plant in Australian history, having up to an order of magnitude more toxic biocidal compounds than the average level of toxicity in most other exotic/Native toxic plant species!

October 13, 2021October 18, 2024Blog, Referencecamphor laurel, reference, weedLeave a comment

Alocasia brisbanensis – Cunjevoi – Identification

Resources to help differentiate Cunjevoi from Taro, Arum lilly and other plants that are often known as ‘Elephant ears’

September 21, 2021August 19, 2024Natives, ReferenceAlocasia brisbanensis, cunjevoi, plant identificationLeave a comment

Hunter Valley Moist Forest – Landcare classification

Landcare assessors attended the site and classified Dick’s Creek reserve as Hunter Valley Moist Forest (MU12).

This classification can be seen here…

April 14, 2020October 18, 2024Blog, ReferenceLandcareLeave a comment

Weed plant list

Weed plant list from first landcare site assessment:

October 18, 2018October 19, 2024Reference, WeedsLeave a comment

Native Plant List

List of native species observed on the first landcare assessment.

October 18, 2018October 21, 2024Natives, ReferenceLeave a comment