Praxelis

Praxelis clematidea

family

Asteraceae

origin

Exotic

declaration

Council Pest Vegetation (BCC Natural Asset Local Law)

Council Pest Vegetation (BCC Natural Asset Local Law)

Council Pest Vegetation (BCC Natural Asset Local Law)

Common names

Praxelis.

A short-lived or long-lived herbaceous plant usually growing 20-80 cm tall. Its stems are hairy and bear leaves in pairs. Its leaves have deeply toothed margins with about 5-8 teeth on each side the leaves emit a foul odour when crushed. Its small flower-heads are purplish, blue or lilac in colour and its 'seeds' are topped with a ring bristles (3-4 mm long)

Leaf arrangement:Simple
Leaf form:Opposite
Purple
Green

Impact

Impact

Praxelis (Praxelis clematidea) is on the Alert List for Environmental Weeds, a list of 28 introduced plants that threaten biodiversity and have the potential to cause other environmental damage in Australia.

Location

Location

Characteristics

Characteristics

Similar Species

Similar Species

Control Methods