Invasive Plant Species

Japanese knotweed on property

Japanese Knotweed: A Comprehensive Guide for Property Developers

Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica), originally native to East Asia, presents a formidable challenge as an invasive perennial plant notorious for its rapid growth and potential for extensive damage. Both homeowners and commercial businesses view it as a significant nuisance, but property developers and commercial house builders, in particular, face disruptive consequences. To successfully navigate these […]

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How Bamboo Can Invade Your Garden and What to Do About It

Bamboo, known for its elegance and versatility, has gained popularity among garden enthusiasts for its unique aesthetic appeal. However, despite its alluring qualities, bamboo can also be a formidable invader, spreading rapidly and causing havoc in your garden if not properly managed. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the various aspects of bamboo invasion

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bamboo canes

National Bamboo Removal Service – Commercial and Residential [2023]

How Bamboo causes problems for homeowners   There are around 30 varieties of bamboo found within the UK, only a small percentage of over 1400 species world wide. They are split into 2 types of growth pattern “clumping” and “running” (or “Pachymorph” or “Leptomorph”), the later being the most problematic.   This invasive plant can

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Japanese Knotweed rhizome just 6 cm long showing emerging shoot.

Japanese Knotweed (Reynoutria japonica) rhizome just 6 cm long showing emerging shoot

Japanese Knotweed rhizome just 6 cm long showing emerging shoot.   This image shows one of the problems with controlling and managing Japanese Knotweed (Reynooutria japonica). I found this piece of Japanese Knotweed rhizome today and at just 6cm long it is already sprouting a new shoot and it is only the end of March.

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Factoids
Japanese Knotweed
Giant Hogweed
Bamboo
Hemlock
Himalayan Balsam
Hemlock Water Dropwort