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Japanese Knotweed
I have what looks like Japanese knotweed which has suddenly appeared in my garden after living in my new house for 14 years. I have never seen this before. i have had a look at many photos of examples and although it would appear similar it doesn by Graham84
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16/09/2012 17:43:01
by figrat
Japanese knotweed
it and stop its progress Japanese knotweed is hollow. Best way of getting the weed killer into,the plant is to cut the stem, leaving about a foot off the ground and then syringe the solution into the hollow. Once you beleive the plant is dead by catrinhudson
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03/08/2012 07:19:12
by sotongeoff
Talkback: Japanese knotweed
. Someone find me a MAN I don't think this article makes it clear that the control of Japanese Knotweed must be undertaken in consultation with the Environment Agency, as the waste itself is classified due to the plant's ability to regenerate from by Jenny2712
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28/11/2011 18:39:19
by remortgage
Talkback: Japanese knotweed
of Japanese Knotweed in our paddock, as we graze this area a friend has advised that we cut the stems to the last leaf shoot and pour salt and oil in each stem then cover with black sheeting - is this good advice? I note from http://www.phlorum.com/identify-japanese-knotweed by Dunstergardener
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04/05/2012 16:02:09
by Excitable Boy
What is this plant?
-how many are there? I'm not convinced that's knotweed either, any chance of a few more pics? Perhaps some of where it's growing? Sorry I did not mean japanese knotweed at all! I meant spotted knotweed: http by sensa
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20/08/2012 18:47:59
by chilli lover
japanese knot weed
I have japanese knotweed in the corner of my garden it is coming from the garden at the back of my house but it is spreading down my garden I was wondering as the stems seem dead can I cut them down   Some time ago it was feared that this stuff by catherine mellor
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07/04/2013 20:51:08
by hypercharleyfarley
Weed identification help!
Hi! Could anyone help me please in identifying this weed for me?  When we moved into our rented house I started finding this everywhere, and initially thought it fit all the descriptions for the dreaded Japanese Knotweed, apart from the fact by clairemccurdy
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30/05/2012 11:36:23
by figrat
EVIL Japanese Anemone
exhuberant or Japanese knotweed which is ramapntn hard to destroy and can lift tarmac and concrete and invade drains and foundations and is a notifiable weed? Hi obelixx, Yes I do mean Jap. Anemone, it`s a pink Koenig ? I think. EDIT. Possibly Queen Charlotte by Dan2012
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22/04/2013 23:24:08
by Dan2012
Talkback: How to make a bee hotel
heap. You can also buy a box of live bumblebees for the home garden now called a Beepol box. To suggest using Japanese knotweed for bee hotels is very risky and ill advised. Cutting knotweed canes in the summer while they're still growing is likely by rogerdennis
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18/05/2012 19:10:42
by weeddr
Talkback: Ladybird pupae
the introduction of the Japanese knotweed beetle will be successful!Kate I am really worried about all these things being introduced into this country after all so many of the plants that have been introduced have become out of conttrol and imported their own bugs by www.alittlesliceofeden.blogspot.com
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25/05/2012 22:11:40
by kaycurtis
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