The End of the 7-Metre Rule: What the RICS Knotweed Guidance Means for Buyers and Sellers
The 7-metre rule for Japanese knotweed is gone. Learn how the 2022 RICS guidance affects buyers & sellers in 2026. Call 07518 456090!
The 7-metre rule for Japanese knotweed is gone. Learn how the 2022 RICS guidance affects buyers & sellers in 2026. Call 07518 456090!
The short answer: Yes, but how you handle it could make or break your sale. Bamboo isn’t Japanese knotweed. It’s not (yet) a legal disclosure minefield. But buyers are asking about it and surveyors are flagging it. Ignore it, and you risk last-minute price chips or collapsed deals. Handle it proactively, and you could turn
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Explore the differences between bamboo and Japanese knotweed in terms of growth patterns, removal costs, and legal liabilities to determine which is worse for your property.
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Think Knotweed is the only problem? Discover the dangerous invasive weeds in the UK that can land you in hospital. Learn how to identify Giant Hogweed & poisonous Hemlock.
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Struggling to identify Bohemian knotweed? Our guide covers key features, comparison with other knotweed types, and why accurate identification is essential for control.
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Composting is an excellent way to reduce waste and create nutrient-rich soil for your garden. However, not all plant materials are suitable for home composting. Some non-native invasive species can survive the composting process and spread, causing significant harm to the environment. In this blog post, we’ll explore which plants you should never compost at
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Plants play a vital role in our lives and the environment. They improve air quality, enhance our wellbeing, help mitigate climate change, and provide habitats for wildlife. Many of us enjoy cultivating non-native plants in our gardens and ponds for their ornamental beauty. However, if these plants escape into the wild, some can become invasive,
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In the ever-evolving UK property market, estate agents must stay informed about factors that can affect property values. One often overlooked but significant issue is the presence of invasive weeds. A recent comprehensive report, “The Impact of Invasive Weeds on UK Property Values,” sheds light on this critical topic. Here, we summarise the key findings
Contents Introduction In the realm of invasive plant species, Japanese Knotweed and Hedge Bindweed are two notorious culprits that can wreak havoc on gardens, landscapes, and ecosystems. These plants are often confused due to their similar growth habits and invasive nature. However, understanding their differences is crucial for effective identification and management. This blog post
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