Japanese Knotweed vs. Bamboo: Which is the Most Invasive Species?
Japanese knotweed and bamboo are both invasive plants that wreak havoc for homeowners and eco-systems. Learn about their similarities here.
Buying a New Build? Beware of Japanese Knotweed
Japanese knotweed is a serious problem for new build properties as developers are not legally required to disclose its presence. It can be difficult to spot, but there are some tell-tale signs. Learn more here.
Is Japanese Knotweed Poisonous or Harmless?
It’s regarded as the UK’s most aggressive and invasive non-native plant species that can regenerate after laying dormant for years. But is Japanese knotweed poisonous? Read on.
The History of Japanese Knotweed
What was once an ornamental Victorian plant, Japanese knotweed is now the UK’s most invasive species capable of spreading at an alarming rate and even growing through cracks in concrete and brick.
What Does Young Japanese Knotweed Look Like?
Spotting and treating Japanese knotweed shoots before the plants sprout can save considerable time and money. As the plants grow, they cause significant damage to infrastructure. Learn more.