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Bloomed gorse, a very common introduced plant, in Hurunui river, North ...
Gorse, a european species wich was introduced to NZ, where it is now considered ...
An introduced spiny shrub naturalized in forest edges, along roadsides and ...
A big, fat Common Gorse bush in full bloom.
Extremely pungent leaves reduced to spines, yellow 'pea' flowers to 1.5cm ...
spiky shrub, leaves have a white coat, yellow flowers
Yellow blooms of gorse on Calton Hill overlooking Holyroodhouse Palace, ...
Two-lipped yellow flowers, coconut-scented. Stems, thorns bluish-green. Very ...
You will see the yellow flowers of the Common Gorse in many heathland areas of ...
This vicious looking bush is a thorny evergreen shrub thats flowers for very ...
noxious weed brought over from europe as living fence -in parts of the oregon ...
If you travel around in the area of Inverness you will see these arbusts ...
Bright yellow flowers like those of Scotch broom, with long painful thorns.
Imported to the pacific nw by scottish farmers who used it as livestock ...
Unlike the Gorse which flowers in spring and has largely turned to fruit by ...
spiney, yellow flowered plant brought to this coast by Scottish settlers, which ...
This parasitic plant is growing over gorse bushes along the top of cliffs on a ...
Gorse is an evergreen shrub in the family Fabaceae, native to western Europe ...
De la familia ChrysomelidaWolf asparagus is a plant that, as it does not have ...
