VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN for Bidjigal Reserve - Land

Vegetation Management Plan - Bidjigal Reservedumping of garden refuse and other garbage are major disturbances (some of this from the nurseryoperations). At this point, the weed problem has not extended down to Darling Mills Creek.The threatened species Hibbertia superans is located in close proximity to this Unit, along the edgeof Renown Road.Table 5.39: Significant Weeds in Management Unit 2: Ted Horwood Reserve & Renown RoadUrban-Bushland InterfaceSPECIES COMMON NAME OCCURENCENOXIOUSWEEDSWONSKEYSTONEWEEDSAgeratina adenophora* Crofton Weed L × ×Anredera cordifolia* Madeira vine M ×Asparagus aethiopicus* Asparagus 'fern' L ×Cotoneaster sp.* Cotoneaster L ×Delairea odorata* Cape Ivy H ×Lantana camara* Lantana H × × ×Ligustrum sinense* Small-leaf Privet H × ×Lonicera japonica* Japanese Honeysuckle L ×Nephrolepis cordifolia * Fishbone Fern M ×Ochna serrulata* Mickey Mouse Plant L ×Pennisetum clandestinum* Kikuyu Grass H ×Ricinus communis* Castor Oil Plant L ×Rubus discolor * Blackberry L × × ×Senna pendula* Cassia L ×Tradescantia fluminensis* Wandering Jew L ×Management Unit 3: Darling Mills Creek Riparian and TrailPriority Rank: 4Additional Comments: Weed infestation is worst where sedimentation has occurred in the creekbed(e.g. silt slugs).Table 5.40: Significant Weeds in Management Unit 3: Darling Mills Creek Riparian & TrailSPECIES COMMON NAME OCCURENCENOXIOUSWEEDSWONSKEYSTONEWEEDSDelairea odorata* Cape Ivy M ×Lantana camara* Lantana M × × ×Ligustrum sinense* Small-leaf Privet H × ×Lonicera japonica* Japanese Honeysuckle L ×Tradescantia fluminensis* Wandering Jew H ×UBM Ecological Consultants Pty Ltd 110