Hypericum perforatum

St John's Wort at Kambah, ACT

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Hypericum perforatum 18 Nov 2025 MichaelBedingfield

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MichaelBedingfield noted:

18 Nov 2025

I visited this site in the spring of 2014, see Nearby sightings. It was a very nice patch with plenty of native forbs and no SJW. Now it is dominated by weeds, especially SJW.

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Urambi Hills

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waltraud wrote:
   19 Nov 2025
MichaelBedingfield how can I access nearby sightings?
   19 Nov 2025
Hi Waltraud. Click on the icon at the top of the page, to the right of the little clock.
waltraud wrote:
   19 Nov 2025
Great, many thanks MichaelBedingfield I used the "radius tool" in the past to see nearby sightings but that doesn't work anymore.
   20 Nov 2025
FYI, the Nearby sightings list all sightings within a radius of 100 metres from this one.
waltraud wrote:
   20 Nov 2025
Thanks https://canberra.naturemapr.org/users/8083. Do you know whether the brown patches visible in the background are treated StJW?
   20 Nov 2025
Hi Waltraud, I think they may be. There seems that some work has been done on the hill.
waltraud wrote:
   21 Nov 2025
Oh good! that was at least the plan discussed at a 2024/25 mtg with Office of Nature Conservation, PCS and reps of Urambi Hills, FoMM and Ainslie Weeders parkcare groups...
   21 Nov 2025
While there is still a lot of SJW on Urambi, there are very large patches that are totally brown.
waltraud wrote:
   21 Nov 2025
Same on Mt Majura; this is another good StJW season! it always surprises me that StJW was assessed a moderate environmental risk species...

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