Dealing with knotweed infestations on your own property can be a time-consuming and tiring task, but thankfully, is still a matter within your control. Noticing knotweed in a neighbouring garden, however, can be far more unnerving as you do not have control over any potential spreading. Under UK Japanese knotweed law, homeowners have a legal …
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Unfortunately for those looking to buy or sell a property, Japanese knotweed is a key issue considered by mortgage lenders during their surveys when valuing properties.
Why Is Japanese Knotweed A Problem? An Estimated £166m damage to the British Economy There may be one infestation every 10sqm in the UK Listed as one of the worlds top 100 worst invasive species A piece of knotweed as small as 0.6g can result in new growth The Lifecycle of Japanese Knotweed Japanese Knotweed …
There is a reason the words “Japanese knotweed” often strike fear into the minds of property owners and potential buyers across the country. Japanese knotweed can have a significant impact on home values and put your home’s selling price potential on a decline. Between the whirlwind of dealing with appointments and paperwork when looking to …
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Japanese knotweed is an invasive plant that was first brought to England in the 1850s. 170 years later, it still creates problems for UK homeowners. It is particularly a threat to properties, as the plant’s uncontrollable growth and hardy nature allow it to thrive anywhere from cracks in concrete to bricks and pipes, causing immense …
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The RICS Information Paper 2012 “Japanese knotweed and residential property” was originally introduced with the aim of helping residential surveyors understand the implications of a Japanese knotweed infestation on or near a dwelling, when undertaking surveys and valuations of residential property in the UK. The original information paper was created with input from industry professionals and …
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A list of the 5 most invasive and destructive plants in the UK, and some useful identification traits to consider. The 5 most common invasive and destructive plants in the UK are: Below we will talk you through the UK invasive species list of common garden plants. Invasive weed identification is important to ensure that …
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In this article we will walk you through 10 of the most interesting Japanese knotweed facts. Have you ever wondered how these non-native weeds came to thrive in the UK? Or felt confused about your legal responsibility regarding the plant?
Japanese knotweed can easily be confused with other similar plants at first glance, such as Himalayan knotweed, Russian Vine and Bindweed. Its aggressive growing ability can lead to costly damage to property and infrastructure.
While weeds are known to grow where they are not welcome, most can easily be removed. Young Japanese knotweed shoots, on the other hand, require more intensive removal in order to be removed effectively.
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