Have you ever wondered about Japanese Knotweed removal in Stourport-on-Severn? Read on to learn more about this invasive weed!

Japanese Knotweed was originally brought over to the UK by the Victorians. It was often used as an ornamental plant and along railway embankments. However, they did not realise its invasive nature!

With its large heart-shaped leaves and small white flowers, it may look like a lovely plant to have in your garden. However, Japanese Knotweed can grow up to 3 metres in the summer! Its roots system can also spread out several metres, breaking through concrete, walls and foundations in the process.

Japanese Knotweed removal in Stourport-on-Severn is important. Japanese Knotweed cannot be cut down and deposited in your garden waste bin, as this is against the law. This will further the growth and the outbreaks throughout the UK. As a result, Japanese Knotweed is often spread by people fly-tipping contaminated soil, as removal is costly. However, it is not as costly as fines and possible imprisonment for allowing it spread.

The smallest remnant of a Japanese Knotweed rhizome, approximately the size of a fingernail can cause new growth to occur. Therefore, calling in the experts is a MUST!

As the Japanese Knotweed Expert, we are the company for you! We have been dealing with Japanese Knotweed outbreaks for many years. Our experienced and knowledgeable team will be able to assist you in dealing with your Japanese Knotweed.