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Daily Archives: 16th July 2013

How can you 100% remove Japanese Knotweed?

Japanese KnotweedBy main-admin16th July 2013

The first thing to do when you discover Japanse Knotweed on or near your property is to not ignore it.  Left untreated the knotweed can grow at amazing rates (upto 10cm a day above ground and 1 meter per month underground) damaging yours and your neighbours properties.  If it is growing on your ground you…

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