Weed Eradication – Combatting the dreaded Japanese knotweed!
Japanese Knotweed, an invasive species, can quickly take over your property, ruin a development scheme and cause major damage to native plants, structures and landscapes and costly delays on a project. It can single-handedly make or break buying or selling a property so call our rapid response professional weed control service team before it’s too late. We have the expertise and equipment to tackle stubborn and pernicious weeds effectively and provide an insurance backed 10-year guarantee. Don’t let this persistent weed overrun your property as it can quickly turn into a large infestation and stranglehold your scheme. Act now to effectively combat Japanese Knotweed:
1. Early Identification: Learn to recognise Japanese Knotweed. It has bamboo-like stems with purple speckles and heart-shaped leaves. Identifying it early can prevent its spread.
2. Mechanical Removal and Chemical Control: Ensure to dispose of the plant material properly to prevent regrowth. This can be done with a dig and dump process. Herbicides are commonly used to manage Japanese Knotweed. Glyphosate-based herbicides are effective, but multiple applications may be necessary. Our experts will ensure treatment using the specialist chemicals follows all the safety guidelines and adherence to local regulations.
3. Preventative Measures: Once eradicated, take steps to prevent reinfestation. Regular monitoring of the area and prompt removal of any new growth can help prevent recurrence.
4. Dispose Responsibly: Japanese Knotweed is highly invasive, and its disposal requires caution. Avoid composting or dumping it with regular green waste. Instead, we can utilise proper disposal methods in line with local authorities’ regulation.
Remember, controlling Japanese Knotweed requires persistence and diligence. By taking proactive measures, you can prevent its spread and preserve your property. Act now to combat this invasive weed and protect your environment.
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Quick facts:
Common name Japanese Knotweed
Latin name Reynoutria japonica (syn. Fallopia japonica, Polygonum cuspidatum)
Areas affected Waysides, beds, borders and paving
Main causes Weed with creeping roots
Timing Seen late spring to autumn; treat in summer
For further information, to find out how JBA can save your site – don’t delay contact us today on 01284 335 797 / enquiries@jba-landmarc.com
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