Plant policies
The following policies are adopted by the Minister for Environment and Water for the management of plants declared under the Landscape South Australia Act 2019 and for some plants that are not declared.
Policies are reviewed periodically in consultation with regional Landscape boards. Members of the public can provide input through these boards.
Declared Plants
- African rue policy ( or )
- Aleppo pine policy ( or )
- Alisma policy ( or )
- Alkali sida policy ( or )
- Arum lily policy ( or )
- Athel pine policy ( or )
- Azarola policy ( or )
- Berry heath policy ( or )
- Bifora policy ( or )
- Boneseed policy ( or )
- Box elder policy ( or )
- Bridal veil policy ( or )
- Cabomba policy ( or )
- Caltrop policy ( or )
- Cape broom policy ( or )
- Coastal tea-tree ( or )
- Desert ash policy ( or )
- Distichlis policy ( or )
- Dog rose policy ( or )
- Elodea policy ( or )
- Espartilllo policy ( or )
- False caper policy ( or )
- Fireweed policy ( or )
- Gamba grass policy ( or )
- Gazania policy ( or )
- Giant reed policy ( or )
- Gorse policy ( or )
- Hoary cress policy ( or )
- Horehound policy ( or )
- Horsetails policy ( or )
- Hydrocotyle policy ( or )
- Hymenachne policy ( or )
- Khaki weed policy ( or )
- Kochia policy ( or )
- May policy ( or )
- Mesquite policy ( or )
- Miconia policy ( or )
- Mimosa policy ( or )
- Mirror bush policy ( or )
- Muskweed policy ( or )
- Nightstock policy ( or )
- Nutgrass policy ( or )
- Parkinsonia policy ( or )
- Plumerillo policy ( or )
- Poison ivy policy ( or )
- Polygala policy ( or )
- Pond apple policy ( or )
- Red dodder policy ( or )
- Rhus tree policy ( or )
- Rubber vine policy ( or )
- Sagittaria policy ( or )
- Salvinia policy ( or )
- Senegal tea policy ( or )
- Spiny rush policy ( or )
- Swamp oak policy ( or )
- Sweet briar policy ( or )
- Tamarisks policy ( or )
- Toe-toe policy ( or )
- Tree heath policy ( or )
- Witchweeds policy ( or )
Undeclared Plants
- Buchan weed policy ( or )
- Onion weed policy ( or )
- Soursob policy ( or )
- Wild carrot policy ( or )
Page last reviewed: 20 Feb 2015