Tamarisks

Tamarix parviflora and Tamarix ramosissima
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Weed profile

  • Perennial
  • Tree
  • Hinders movement
  • Habitat: native vegetation

Impact

Invade coastal and riparian vegetation.

Description

  • Small trees to 6 m tall.
  • Branchlets covered in grey-green scale leaves that exude salt.
  • Flowers small, very numerous, pale pink.

Control options

  • chemical control

    triclopyr (600g/L)

    When: Cut stump, any time

    Where: Native vegetation and roadsides.

  • chemical control

    triclopyr (600g/L)

    When: Spot spray, while actively growing.

    Where: Native vegetation and roadsides.

triclopyr (600g/L)

Application Method: Cut stump

Application Rate: 1L/30L biodiesel or diesel

Product Name: Garlon 600®

Herbicide Group: 4

Situation: Native vegetation and roadsides.

Timing: Cut stump, any time

Comments: Apply to cut stump immediately. Poisonous if swallowed; may irritate eyes and skin.

Legal Status: PER 91974 (exp. 2027)

triclopyr (600g/L)

Application Method: Spot spray

Application Rate: 170mL/100L

Product Name: Garlon 600®

Herbicide Group: 4

Situation: Native vegetation and roadsides.

Timing: Spot spray, while actively growing.

Comments: Poisonous if swallowed; may irritate eyes and skin.

Legal Status: PER 91974 (exp. 2027)

Legal requirements in each region

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Alinytjara Wiluṟara
Eyre Peninsula
Green Adelaide
Hills and Fleurieu
Kangaroo Island
Limestone Coast
Murraylands and Riverland
Northern and Yorke
South Australian Arid Lands