Central Tablelands LLS declares sticky nightshade a priority weed

By Daniel Pedersen
Updated July 14 2020 - 10:12pm, first published 5:00am
Jake Walkom with a sticky nightshade plant on a Panuara property that has recently been sprayed. Birds and foxes eat the red berries.
Jake Walkom with a sticky nightshade plant on a Panuara property that has recently been sprayed. Birds and foxes eat the red berries.

A SPINY form of nightshade (Solanum sisymbriifloium), or sticky nightshade, has been declared a priority weed for the Central Tablelands by Local Land Services.

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