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Three-Cornered garlic At Japanese Knotweed Expert, we don’t just specialise in Japanese Knotweed — we’re your trusted experts in the identification, management, and eradication of all invasive plant species across the UK (including three-cornered garlic). What Is Three-Cornered garlic & why is it invasive? Three-Cornered Garlic (Allium triquetrum) is a fast-spreading, non-native plant that has become increasingly common in UK

Three-Cornered garlic At Japanese Knotweed Expert, we don’t just specialise in Japanese Knotweed — we’re your trusted experts in the identification, management, and eradication of all invasive plant species across the UK (including three-cornered garlic). What Is Three-Cornered garlic & why is it invasive? Three-Cornered Garlic (Allium triquetrum) is a fast-spreading, non-native plant that has become increasingly common in UK

Legal and Financial Implications of Knotweed in Construction Projects Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) has become a significant concern in the construction and property development sectors across many countries, particularly in the UK. Known for its aggressive growth and resistance to conventional removal methods, knotweed can cause extensive damage to buildings, hard surfaces, and underground infrastructure. Beyond its physical threats, knotweed

JApanese Knotweed on construction sites Japanese Knotweed on construction sites is a major concern due to its aggressive growth and destructive root system. This invasive plant can exploit weaknesses in brickwork, concrete, and asphalt, leading to costly structural damage. For commercial and residential developers, its presence can quickly turn into a nightmare. However, we are here to provide expert solutions

Getting a mortgage with JApanese Knotweed Can you get a mortgage with Japanese Knotweed? Having Japanese Knotweed on your property can make selling a house a difficult. This is due to the difficulties presented by Japanese knotweed law, which has led to mortgage lenders taking caution when dealing with homes affected by Japanese Knotweed. However we are here to help,

Updates to ta6 form Updates to TA6 form, have been released by the Law Society were realised in March 2024. Making it clearer about the risks posed to the property by Japanese Knotweed. From the 25th of June the updated version must be used. CLS have warned if the vendor fails to properly identify the risks it could lead to more

Updates to ta6 form Updates to TA6 form, have been released by the Law Society were realised in March 2024. Making it clearer about the risks posed to the property by Japanese Knotweed. From the 25th of June the updated version must be used. CLS have warned if the vendor fails to properly identify the risks it could lead to more

Fly Tipping Japanese Knotweed People fly-tipping Japanese Knotweed is becoming an increasing problem in the UK.  What is Fly-Tipping? Fly-tipping is the illegal disposal of waste on public or private land. Which often includes materials such as soil, rubble and plant cuttings. Therefore, if plant materials is present in the waste, it can quickly establish itself in the new location.

the impact of japanese knotweed on social housing So, what is the impact of Japanese Knotweed on social housing? Japanese Knotweed has been a topic of concern for housing associations across the UK for a number of years. It was brought to the UK in the 19th century and it’s fast-growing nature and ease of cultivation made it a popular plant.