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Main 'strategies' for Japanese knotweed removal explained

Japanese knotweed, is a perennial weed that is known for spreading quickly and aggressively. The plant is difficult to eradicate and requires professional control and removal. By Millie Bull ... read more

When Japanese Knotweed flowers in the UK and how to remove

She also warns to act quick, as it could "anywhere between £1,000 to £12,000 to have Japanese Knotweed removed, depending on the garden size and severity of the infestation". read more

Japanese knotweed hotspots map... do YOU live in an infestation zone? - MSN

A 2023 report from environmental nonprofit CAB International found that Japanese knotweed has cost the UK an estimated £246.5m in damage and repair. This is the equivalent of 4,920 prison spaces ... read more

Japanese Knotweed: high risk areas in the UK and how to manage it - The Scotsman

It could cost the average UK property up to £40,000 for professional Japanese knotweed removal and a further £9,500 for structural damage repairs depending on the impact it has had over time ... read more

Japanese Knotweed map reveals new hotspot areas in UK - Metro

Our map, based on Environet’s data, suggests that there are a number of hotspots for Japanese Knotweed across the UK. London is a major hotspot, as are Bristol, the southern and eastern Welsh ... read more

Japanese knotweed: New research shows herbicide treatment is less reassuring to buyers - Express.co.uk

HOMEOWNERS with Japanese knotweed on their property who are looking to sell their homes in the future are being urged to 'professionally excavate' the invasive weed rather than seek herbicide ... read more

Japanese Knotweed: high risk areas in the UK and how to manage it - Yorkshire Evening Post

It could cost the average UK property up to £40,000 for professional Japanese knotweed removal and a further £9,500 for structural damage repairs depending on the impact it has had over time ... read more

Invasive Japanese knotweed is not our friend - The Mercury News

Japanese knotweed itself is native to Japan, China and Korea, where it colonizes volcanic geology and soils. For identification purposes, the stem looks like red or pink asparagus in spring. read more

Japanese Knotweed: high risk areas in the UK and how to manage it - Sunderland Echo

Environet has launched a UK interactive map to show where Japanese Knotweed is most prevalent. News you can trust since 1873. Sign In. Subscribe. read more

Japanese Knotweed: high risk areas in the UK and how to manage it

Environet has launched a UK interactive map to show where Japanese Knotweed is most prevalent. News you can trust since 1877. Sign In. Subscribe. read more