Contents Introduction Hey there, fellow land managers! If you’ve ever looked out over a field and seen those pesky invasive weeds creeping in, you know how frustrating it can be. One minute, everything’s looking pristine, and the next, you’re dealing with a plant that’s taking over faster than you can say “not again!” Don’t worry, […]
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Contents Introduction Hey there, fellow garden enthusiasts! So, if you’ve been enjoying your outdoor space in South England, you might have stumbled upon a rather unwelcome guest: bamboo. While it may seem like a trendy addition to your garden, some bamboo varieties can turn into real troublemakers. Today, we’re diving into the world of bamboo,
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Contents Introduction As any seasoned gardener knows, maintaining a thriving garden is both a labour of love and a continual battle against nature’s relentless forces. Among these, invasive weeds stand out as one of the most formidable adversaries. They can quickly overrun your garden, choking out cherished plants and diminishing your garden’s overall beauty and
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Contents Introduction As the festive season approaches, many of us find solace in the warmth of our homes, simply awaiting the first signs of spring. However, lurking beneath the frost, a range of resilient non-native invasive weeds continues to thrive in the UK’s winter landscape. These plants, often hailed for their beauty, can wreak havoc
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Contents Introduction Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) is a notorious invasive plant that has become the bane of many homeowners across the UK. Its rapid growth and resilience can lead to significant structural damage, making it a source of concern for property owners and insurance companies alike. But when it comes to home insurance, does this
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Contents Introduction Have you ever walked through your garden and stumbled upon a towering, umbrella-like plant that looks somewhat out of place? If you’re a landowner in the UK, there’s a good chance you might have encountered giant hogweed. But what is it, and why is it causing such a stir? Let’s dive in and
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Contents Introduction Japanese Knotweed (Fallopia japonica) is an invasive plant species that can cause significant damage to properties if left unchecked. Its rhizome, an underground stem that grows horizontally, is the main cause of its aggressive spreading. In this blog post, we will explore how to take control of Japanese Knotweed rhizome effectively, protecting your
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Remixed from Original Article : Property Care Association Blog 26th April – BBC sheds light on invasive Bamboos Invasive bamboo species have been making headlines lately, even earning a dedicated segment on a recent episode of the popular BBC One Show. This episode shed much needed light on the proliferation of these non-native plants and
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Contents Introduction Bamboo, a versatile and fast-growing plant, has become increasingly popular in gardening and landscaping projects across the United Kingdom. However, it is essential for gardeners to be aware of the legal aspects surrounding bamboo cultivation to ensure compliance with regulations and prevent potential issues with neighbours. In this article, we will explore the
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Understanding the Similarities Between Japanese Knotweed and Russian Vine Japanese knotweed and Russian vine are two invasive plant species that can often be confused due to their appearance and aggressive growth habits. Both plants are native to Asia and were introduced to other regions as ornamental plants, but they have since become problematic due to
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