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__//** The Asparagus (Bridal Veil Creepers) was originally from South Africa. It was eventually introduced to Australia in the 1857's. The Asparagus escaped from the bush to spread all over Australia, the seed was as well found in bird droppings. Also, the noxious weed came to the driest island (Australia) by root extensions and has been known to live in the driest soil. The Asparagus was used in bridal bouquets and was named after its ability to spread quickly and for its use in weddings. The creeper plant has small white flowers and the leaves can have a shade of light red but the rest of the leaves are green. The deep thick leaves of the plant can take most of the sunlight from a victim plant if it continues to grow. It also chokes the other plant and invade all the plapnts trunks and branches. Theres a really good and safe way to get rid of this pesky weed- Rooting it up and safely disposing in a green bin. This way, the plant can not escape from the garbage or grow inside the bin.
 * //__..::The Invasive Plants::..

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media type="custom" key="6205011" The red dots are where plants are hard to grow...The yellow dots are where the conditions are great for plants... and blank spaces means that i havn't looked up the place yet!! media type="custom" key="6205035" width="13" height="8"

media type="custom" key="6022337" width="66" height="40" align="right" There are many dangerous plants like one one of these pitcher plants!! media type="custom" key="6205075" width="28" height="19"