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Pest advice for the month across the Shire is Singapore Daisy. Singapore Daisy is a restricted invasive plant under the Biosecurity Act 2014. Even though Singapore Daisy is a pretty looking flower, it has the ability to quickly invade drainage systems, lawns and the natural environment, destroying its biodiversity by smothering native vegetation and pasture. Council is currently undertaking the annual inspection program.
If Singapore Daisy is suspected or observed around your property, please contact Council’s Biosecurity Team for further investigation and advice.
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