Lagurus ovatus
Not listed in NEMBA legislation, however it is troublesome and can smother and out compete other natural vegetation, however it doesn’t pose a problem where it occurs in the Reserve, so it will not be removed.
Grows in disturbed places usually in sandy soil and often in the shade of trees. It is popular in flower arrangements but is regarded as a weed which is easily controlled by tilling the soil. It originates from the Mediterranean regions.
Family Name:
POACEAE
Common Name:
Hare's tail
Plant Height:
10 - 60 cm
Flower Colour:
N/A
Flowering Time:
October, November, December
Lagurus ovatus
Family Name: POACEAECommon Name: Hare's tail
10 - 60 cm N/A October, November, December
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