About Japanese knotweed
What is considered to be an invasive weed?
• Buddleia • Giant Hogweed • Mares tail • Himalayan Balsam • Ragwort • Rhododendron
What does Japanese Knotweed look like?
Japanese Knotweed will have different appearances throughout the different seasons of the year. Spring - Early signs of growth in mid-March. Distinctive red and purple shoots – often accompanied by rolled back leaves Summer - The stem resembles ...
Why is Japanese Knotweed a problem?
It’s the most invasive weed in the UK Mortgages can be refused if a treatment plan is not in place. You could be sued if you allow your knotweed to spread and do not control it. It can cause damage to your garden and property. It devalues your ...
What is Japanese knotweed?
Japanese Knotweed is the most invasive weed in the UK. It’s a non-native invasive weed. It’s a strong growing, clump forming perennial, with tall, dense annual stems like bamboo. The rhizome is highly regenerative, meaning that even a small piece has ...