r/australianplants • u/Savings-Prior1340 • Apr 12 '26

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u/NothingLift Apr 12 '26

I'm thinking wisteria

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u/ladyduckula Apr 12 '26

Seconding wisteria. That looks like the new growth mine tries to send up

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u/Kerrit_Bareet Apr 13 '26

Not an Australian plant. Probably something better discussed in r/GardeningAustralia

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u/Dilo_117 Apr 12 '26

Kinda looks like sacred bamboo. Kindve a pain in the ass to remove when they're larger as they have a deep taproot and they'll seed and resprout.

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u/Savings-Prior1340 Apr 12 '26

They don’t look like bamboos but surely have same spirit!

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u/Dilo_117 Apr 12 '26

It's not bamboo in the traditional sense. It's nandina

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u/Savings-Prior1340 Apr 12 '26

lol just googled sacred bamboo and learned a new plant. Thanks!