Good pasture management aids salvation Jane control greatly. Bridal creeper Bridal creeper is a climbing plant with thin twining stems. It invades native vegetation, smothering the understorey plants and growing over shrubs and small trees. It competes with pasture and native vegetation, restricts access, harbours vermin and is a significant fire hazard. Gorse is spread by seeds, which can be ejected out of the pods to increase the size of established infestations, or carried by birds to create new infestations.
Cape tulip Cape tulips grow from underground bulbs.
Cape tulips are poisonous to all stock, and the carrying capacity of pastures can be reduced greatly. It lowers the carrying capacity of pastures. The only known occurrence in Australia is on about 200 ha of land along the Meadows Creek. Broom Brooms are green shrubs with bright yellow, pea-like flowers. They compete with native plants and spread by seeds that are ejected from the pods in summer. .