Coral Creeper

Barleria repens

family

Acanthaceae

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

Small Bush Violet.

Barleria repens (Coral Creeper) is distinguished by it shiny, dark green foliage, showy tubular pink-red flowers that have five spreading lobes and are mostly produced in late summer and autumn and sprawly growth habit.

Leaf arrangement:Simple
Leaf form:Opposite
Red
Pink
Green
48BFB2B5-D573-4E91-B7A1-0B51D3FF42E9Discoloured

Impact

Impact

Barleria repens (Coral Creeper) has the potential to cause environmental damage by colonising riparian zones and forming dense thickets that displace native vegetation and prevent movement of animals.

Location

Location

Characteristics

Characteristics

Similar Species

Similar Species

Control Methods