Cacti confiscated from home garden over fears of another 'prickly pear' disaster
An opal miner's garden plants have been destroyed after it was identified as a prohibited plant, potentially as invasive as one of Australia's most notorious plants.
Cacti confiscated from home garden over fears of another 'prickly pear' disaster
An opal miner's garden plants have been destroyed after it was identified as a prohibited plant, potentially as invasive as one of Australia's most notorious plants.
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