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WendyEM wrote:

3 hrs ago

Reminds me of TV adds in my childhood - our fly spray is so safe here is the boss spraying it on his family, meal table and food

Echium plantagineum

waltraud wrote:

4 hrs ago

WendyEM I suggest for over a decade or so that PCS carries out a practical training for volunteers (using PPE, mixing, spraying, etc). The office based chem cert training is okay covers legal stuff and theory but should be followed by practice training in the field....

Echium plantagineum

WendyEM wrote:

10 hrs ago

Great to see good protective clothing in use. Also spot spraying. Conservation managers I was involved with in northern Melbourne (where I used to live) did this too. Council staff and contractors and others never used protective gear -that I saw. I once found my back lane frothy/running as if the few weeds had been hosed. Some seemed to think the poison had 'magic' properties as they totally over-sprayed vigorous native groundcover shrub with some vetch growing on it. When the shrubs died back they then had deep mulch piled all over them. A special council demo native street planting.

Echium plantagineum

Tapirlord wrote:

Yesterday

Stem seems on the robust side, but i'm not sure

Lobelia heterophylla

LyndalT wrote:

Yesterday

possibly Solanum pugenteum?

Solanum sp.