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Do you need a Japanese Knotweed survey? Are you buying or selling a house? But Knotweed is holding you back? Is this invasive plant is affecting your property? Even Japanese Knotweed on neighbouring land can negatively impact the value of your property. Therefore you need a professional Japanese Knotweed survey. Here at Knotweed Doctor we can help because all our surveyors are PCA certified with CSJK qualifications.
Book your Japanese Knotweed survey today.
If you spot Japanese Knotweed seeds near you call the experts. Knotweed Doctor will give you honest advice and help you find a solution. Firstly, if Knotweed has gone to seed don’t panic. Yes, this invasive plant can produce seeds in the UK. However, these seeds rarely germinate.
Since we only have the female plant in the UK any Japanese Knotweed seeds are hybrids, usually a cross with Russian Vine or Giant Knotweed, both of the
Fallopia species. The good news is these produce a ‘mule effect’ sterile or short lived offspring. So if you need clear advice that will help you put Japanese Knotweed into perspective give Knotweed Doctor a call 0800 020 9171
Is this Knotweed a giant of a problem? Similarly Japanese Knotweed’s giant cousin can cause problems to properties. It has the same potential to cause damage and devalue land. How can you tell the difference? Firstly, it’s much taller and can grow to 4m. Also, the leaves are much larger, they tend to be rounder with ruffled edges and a slightly deeper green. The good news, because of the larger leaf size we have had great results with our Management Plans and herbicide treatments. Finally, root barriers, herbicide plans and excavations are also successful.
Why you cannot afford to ignore Japanese Knotweed. The problem doesn’t just disappear. Instead once this plant has drawn the nutrients from the ground and stored enough energy in its rhizome (root system) beware! This invasive weed will now begin an active phase. Because if not correctly managed Japanese Knotweed really can take over your garden. Act now contact our Chester Japanese Knotweed experts.
The Love Doctor? Probably Knot but a big thank to Bonni’s Pizza for bringing a smile to a special lady (she has to be for putting up with me lol). Hope everyone is having a great Valentine’s Day and this post isn’t too cheesy.
