With an exotic look and a fast growth rate, bamboo plants can be tempting to add in your landscape. But, some types spread ...

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A forager issued a viral warning about Japanese knotweed, a delicious but harmful plant, in a recent TikTok video.

Summer is a great time to forage for invasive species for your supper, or dessert, including green crabs, periwinkles, ...

One gardener sparked concern after revealing an example of a rhododendron being used to hide Japanese knotweed.

"Both buddleia and knotweed can cause significant damage to building structures, however buddleia is less likely to damage underground infrastructure due to its shallow root system. "Both are ...

This means that if knotweed takes root in even a small portion of your garden, the costs can quickly escalate. For instance, if knotweed infests just a tenth of your garden, you could be looking ...

This means that if knotweed takes root in even a small portion of your garden, the costs can quickly escalate. For instance, if knotweed infests just a tenth of your garden, you could be looking at ...

Japanese knotweed itself is native to Japan, China and Korea, where it colonizes volcanic geology and soils. For identification purposes, the stem looks like red or pink asparagus in spring.

hollow stems remain standing until spring. Various common names include false bamboo and Japanese fleece flower. The number and size of known patches of Japanese knotweed growing along the San ...

However, the RHS warns that while Japanese knotweed stems die back in winter, in sheltered locations, dead stems may remain upright through the winter. While it is not an offence to have ...