Pests of the Bay of Plenty - Bay of Plenty Regional Council
Pests of the Bay of Plenty - Bay of Plenty Regional Council
Pests of the Bay of Plenty - Bay of Plenty Regional Council
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PEST PLANTSPEST ANIMALSRestricted pestsAgapanthusAluminium plantArum lilyBanana passionfruitBlue morning gloryBushy asparagusCalifornian bulrushCa<strong>the</strong>dral bellsCestrum species (four)Chilean flame creeperChinese fan palmClimbing asparagusClimbing dockCoastal banksiaCrack willowElaeagnusElephant’s earElodea canadensisEnglish ivyFirethornGerman ivyGrey willowHea<strong>the</strong>rHimalayan balsamHouttuyniaJapanese honeysuckleJapanese spindle treeJapanese walnutJasmineLilium formosanumMexican fea<strong>the</strong>r grassMexican waterlilyMignonette vineMile-a-minuteMistflowerMonkey appleMoth plantPampasParrot’s fea<strong>the</strong>rPeriwinklePlectranthusPrickly pear cactusPrivetPurple nutsedgeRum CherrySaltwater paspalumSelaginellaShield pennywortSmilaxSnow poppyStrawberry dogwoodSydney golden wattleTaiwan cherryThistle species (o<strong>the</strong>rthan variegated thistle)TradescantiaTree <strong>of</strong> heavenTuber ladder fernVelvet groundselWilding conifersWonder TreeArgentine and DarwinantsEastern rosellaFeral catsFerretsGambusiaHedgehogMagpiesPossumsRainbow skinksRats (Ship andNorway)StoatsWasps(common wasp,German wasp,Asian paper wasp,Australian paperwasp)WeaselsWild miceWild rabbits10 <strong>Pests</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Plenty</strong>
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