This is a Highly Invasive weed. Be advised, it can be nearly impossible to irradiate. It is self fertile. I see feckless plant hobbiests...Read More spreading it all around the Houston area. It will survive in heavy clay, dry gravel, sun, shade as an epiphyte and lithophyte.
This is a 'popular' weed in Eastern Australia. 'Popular', as it is very pretty and not too invasive. We just relocate it into a shady woo...Read Moredland part of our garden and let it live there. It is never higher than 20 to max. 30 cm, flowers in white, mauve and purple, and has a nice fragrance. I am currently trialling it as a groundcover for warm shade, and so far it works well.
Can anyone tell me how to eradicate this pest? To liken it to Kudzu is to discredit it. Invasive is to kind a word for it. In my orchid g...Read Morereenhouse it runs rampant. It comes up everywhere. It probably hitchhiked on some Australian Dendrobium, and has been a scourge for me since 2009. I'm almost ready to import some Australian Eastern bearded lizards that I hear savor the flower heads, but my wife nixed that..
This plant came to me as a hitchhiker in an orchid pot. I thought it was pretty and let it live. It began coming up in lots of my orchid ...Read Morepots and then moved out into other pots. I am still happy with it but have started to wonder if I have unleashed a kudzu wonder. A little checking seemed to indicate that it hails from Australia.
This is a Highly Invasive weed. Be advised, it can be nearly impossible to irradiate. It is self fertile. I see feckless plant hobbiests...Read More
This is a 'popular' weed in Eastern Australia. 'Popular', as it is very pretty and not too invasive. We just relocate it into a shady woo...Read More
Can anyone tell me how to eradicate this pest? To liken it to Kudzu is to discredit it. Invasive is to kind a word for it. In my orchid g...Read More
This plant came to me as a hitchhiker in an orchid pot. I thought it was pretty and let it live. It began coming up in lots of my orchid ...Read More