An Easter cactus is a blooming houseplant that offers vibrant star-shaped flowers, which typically appear from March to May.

Identifying the highly invasive Easter cassia plant and committing to its removal could get residents a free replacement native plant.

Wood sorrel (Oxalis acetosella) has many names, but is best known across Europe as the “alleluia plant” – because its delicate white flowers will be open for Easter Day.