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Performing a thorough inventory of alien plant species in the southern part of Lithuania, we found twelve alien plant species previously not registered in the country:  Aruncus dioicus ,  Buxus sempervirens ,  Clematis vitalba ,  Clematis recta ,  Colutea arborescens ,  Erechtites hieraciifolius ,  Erigeron strigosus ,  Euphorbia marginata ,  Genista sagittalis ,  Lathyrus latifolius ,  Sempervivum arachnoideum  and  Silphium perfoliatum . All newly recorded alien species, except  Erechtites hieraciifolius  and possibly  Genista sagittalis , have been introduced intentionally and escaped from cultivation. Ten species currently occur as casuals, whereas  Colutea arborescens  and  Genista sagittalis  are locally naturalised. Naturalisation of  Buxus sempervirens  and  Euphorbia marginata  in the foreseen future is unlikely in Lithuania, naturalisation of  Aruncus dioicus ,  Sempervivum arachnoideum  and  Silphium perfoliatum  is possible. In contrast, naturalisation of the other five species is expected in the nearest future. Invasion of seven analysed alien species is unlikely in Lithuania, whereas  Clematis vitalba ,  Colutea arborescens ,  Erechtites hieraciifolius ,  Erigeron strigosus ,  Lathyrus latifolius  have the potential to become invasive in the country. Therefore, their reproduction and spread should be monitored, and measures for prevention of their invasion should be applied, if necessary.

New Alien Plant Species Recorded in South Lithuania