Slashing is effective for annual species (plants that germinate, seed and die within 12 months). For perennials (plants that germinate and seed through many years), slashing or mowing before seed production will prevent further seed entering the soil seed bank.

Use this tool to identify weeds in your yard, and find the best method to control and remove them. What's the weed type? There are various methods of weed control for different types of weeds on your land. Check with Brisbane City Council before you start, to check that you don't have protected vegetation on your property.

Wick-wiping involves the direct application of herbicides to weeds, via a wick/curtain of material brushed directly against the target plant. Learn more... Slashing and mowing is used for removing large areas of unwanted herbs and grasses that are not currently seeding. Learn more...

Brisbane City Council’s weed management program is aimed at keeping Brisbane clean and green. To do this Council uses a range of integrated weed management techniques, including: Controlling weeds by using other organisms or natural mechanisms.

Mar 25, 2013 · Brisbane City Council recommends slashing and mowing as a weed control method suitable for large areas of unwanted herbs and grasses that are not yet seeding...

Learn about what are invasive plants and animals, legal obligations under the Biosecurity Act 2014, what Council is doing and how you can help. Learn how to identify and control invasive plants (or weeds) found in Brisbane using Council’s online weed identification tool.

Aug 30, 2022 · Find out about the Biosecurity Plan for the Brisbane Local Government Area. The document contains links to pest descriptions and control methods for ants, cane toads and weeds.

Oct 2, 2024 · Data from the Brisbane City Council weed identification tool. The weed identification tool was developed to help identify weeds in your yard, and find the best method to control and remove them. This dataset is an extract from the weed identification tool …

Data from the Brisbane City Council weed identification tool. The weed identification tool was developed to help identify weeds in your yard, and find the best method to control and remove them. This dataset is an extract from the weed identification tool and was created using the API.

Biological control, or biocontrol, is the use of host specific organisms to control weeds through direct predation. Brisbane City Council Weed Identification Tool