Need help tackling Arum Lily on your property? There’s still a little time left in this season’s control window to make a difference. Come and talk to us!

What a difference a year makes! Recognise this spot in Stratham?
These before-and-after photos capture the wonderful transformation of a significant local Arum Lily infestation following treatment with the herbicide chlorsulfuron in October 2025. Our October 2026 photo shows the results just one year later!
Drop by our “Pop-Up” Arum Lily Control Information Session #2 this Saturday morning, 24th September at Stratham’s Lovelle Park. Our team will be on hand to provide an opportunity for local landholders to talk about the best way to tackle your Arum Lily control needs and/or resources to help!
Simply drop by anytime between 10am-12pm for a chat and a bikkie and find out how we may be able to support your declared pest weed management efforts.
When: 10 am – Noon, Saturday, 24thSeptember
Where: Lovelle Park Dog Exercise Area, Stratham
(Corner of Fisherman Road & Chislehurst Avenue)
Stop by and take advantage of:
- Property-specific guidance for Arum Lily control
- Practical control demonstrations
- Herbicide for eligible landholders*
- Access to free herbicide spray equipment loans*
- Information about subsidies towards contracted control works for larger infestations, while funding lasts*
We can help you consider the most appropriate approach for your property and what resources may be available to support your control efforts.
Got another weed management question? You’re welcome to bring that along too. We’ll be happy to discuss other weeds management concerns and provide guidance on control options and available LBG resources where applicable.
Can’t make it to this event? Give us a call or send us an email to discuss your Arum Lily or other declared pest weed management needs.
The LBG team — your Recognised Biosecurity Group
Leschenault Biosecurity Group | 0477 049 967 | info@lbginc.org.au
*available for landholders of private properties within the LBG Operational Area (Shires of Capel, Dardanup, Donnybrook-northern localities, and the City of Bunbury)
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