- Scientific name
- Celtis sinensis
- Family
- Cannabaceae
- Origin
- China, Japan, North Korea, Vietnam
- Status
- Weed / invasive
Highly invasive in Australian landscapes. It self-pollinates and spreads its seed easily on the wind, and is listed as an invasive species by Brisbane City Council and the Queensland Government. A frequent removal-and-replacement candidate.
Should it stay?
This one is classed as a weed or invasive species in South East Queensland. If it is on your property it is often worth removing and replacing with a suitable native. We handle the removal, the stump, and can advise on what to plant in its place.
Not sure what you have got, or whether it should stay? Send us a photo. There is no charge for an opinion. Brisbane Trees and Gardens
