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1. 100+ Invasive weeds of Ipswich A guide for landholders ... (PDF, 4849k)

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   28 Feb 2022: Form: Deciduous, spreading, to 8mLeaves: Dark green, three elongated leaflets, to 6cm Flowers: Scarlet, pea-shaped, clusters, to 30cm, in spring–summerFruit/Seed: Green, turning dark brown, pod. ... Pipturus argenteus (native mulberry): Fast-growing

2. PROFILE 4 – Weeping Bottlebrush    Weeping Bottlebrush  Melaleuca viminalis, Callistemon viminalis  Classified as part of the Myrtaceae family, this Australian native shrub is extremely adaptable and resilient.  As well asU (PDF, 145k)

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   7 Mar 2014: for many species of animals, it is also extremely valuable in controlling erosion along our waterways. ... The bark is dark grey in colour and furrowed.

3. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL Landscaping on Nature Strips fact sheet ... (PDF, 1946k)

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   28 Apr 2016: Asplenium australasicum Birdnest Fern. Billbergia nutans Queen’s Tears. Billbergia pyramidalis Pineapple Lily. ... Portea petropolitana var extensa. Portea Bromeliad. Proiphys cunninghamiana Brisbane Lily. Scaevola aemula Fairy Fan-Flower.

4. Fireweed is an introduced weed that can be poisonous ... (PDF, 288k)

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   31 Jul 2023: Two moths imported from Madagascar were host tested. In controlled tests they were found to feed on important non-target plants so no releases were made and all these insects were ... Each flower has 12-15 petals and 21 bracts forming the ‘cup’ under

5. IPSWICH CITY COUNCILLandscaping on Nature Strips PermitApplication Form Property ... (PDF, 110k)

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   15 Dec 2014: o Hemerocallis cultivars Day Lily. o Hippeastrum cvs Hippeastrum. o Hippeastrum puniceum Orange Hippeastrum. ... o Hymenocallis littoralis Spider Lily. oHymenocallis sp ‘Cayman Giant’. (“speciosus”)Giant Spider Lily.

6. Information Sheet Landholder Conservation Partnerships Program Seed Collection Program ... (PDF, 828k)

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   30 Sep 2022: photos, as well as collect specimens of the plant (fruit,. leaves, flowers). ... Information Sheet Landholder Conservation Partnerships Program Seed Collection Program. 2. For fleshy fruit:.

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7. Ipswich.qld.gov.au City of Ipswich Recreational Cycling and Walking Action ... (PDF, 1285k)

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   22 Feb 2022: On a walking only concrete path through parklands or along a creek/river. ... Off-road track shared with cyclists through parklands or along a creek/river.

8. SLENDER MILKVINEMarsdenia coronata This vulnerable species occurs in eucalypt ... (PDF, 4867k)

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   1 Mar 2023: Why is it protected? This species of Australian rainforest tree is only found in South-East Queensland. ... Flowers and fruit can be found in any season. The dark red-purple to black fruit are a bush food.

9. PlacesBirdPlacesBird of Ipswichof Ipswich A collaborative project by BirdLife ... (PDF, 2304k)

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   19 May 2019: Habitats include: alluvial flats, riverine vegetation along the creek, open forests and woodlands and farmland. ... Australasian Darter, Eastern Osprey, Black Kite, Whistling Kite, Australasian Swamphen,. Eurasian Coot, Scarlet Honeyeater, Striped

10. PROFILE 3 CRIMSONSPOTTED RAINBOWFISH    Crimsonspotted Rainbowfish  Melanotaenia duboulayi  A fish species historically found in the Bundamba Creek, this small native fish helps to maintain a healthy river system and is effec (PDF, 139k)

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    7 Mar 2014: PROFILE 3 CRIMSONSPOTTED RAINBOWFISH . Crimsonspotted Rainbowfish . Melanotaenia duboulayi . A fish species historically found in the Bundamba Creek, ... fins.

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