Cambridge Tree Trust - Climbing Dock

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Climbing Dock is a Low climbing or scrambling herb.

Tuberous woody rootstock, stems to 3 m long.
Arrow-head shaped leaves 30-80 x 20-60 mm.
Spikes of small, attractive yellow-pink flowers
Nov-Mar are very distinctive.
Is found in Coastal areas, road and railway verges, waste lands, near hedges and settled areas.

Common and widespread, and develops into a smothering mass among native plants. It has persistent tubers and creeping rooting stems. Broken roots re-sprout. The wind will disperse the seed.

Call 0800 800 401 or 0800 246 732 for Cambridge contractor Ben Elliot.

The Regional Council's biosecurity team will assist and/or advise on any suspected 'Plant Pests' Details of some of these plants, including photos, can be found under the "Plants" heading at the top of this page.

The Cambridge Tree Trust was registered with the Charities Commission as a Charitable Entity under the Charities Act 2005 on 16 August 2007. Registration No: CC10859

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Climbing Dock

Climbing Dock is a Low climbing or scrambling herb.

Common and widespread, and develops into a smothering mass among native plants. It has persistent tubers and creeping rooting stems. Broken roots re-sprout. The wind will disperse the seed.

Call 0800 800 401 or 0800 246 732 for Cambridge contractor Ben Elliot.

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