Japanese knotweed is a highly invasive plant that can cause serious damage to properties and result in plummeting house ...

Japanese knotwood is a persistent weed, and proper disposal is key to avoid making the problem worse. Here's one mistake to ...

Beekeeper Scott Svab explains the value of invasive Japanese knotweed blossoms to local bee populations, and provides a ...

Japanese knotweed can grow several inches a day, is so aggressive that it is nearly impossible to eradicate, and is lowering ...

A FARMER believes he has bought the UK’s “deadliest” field having discovered it was riddled with a harmful plant which is so ...

Gardeners are asked not to bring plants, flowers, seeds, fruits, or vegetables in from outside the EU as they may harbour ...

Luckily, some, like Japanese knotweed, are edible. As another forager has called it, it's a bit like "where rhubarb met asparagus." Chrissy said in her video that the young plants are great in jams, ...

Knotweed is a scourge to native vegetation, but its tart flavor makes it a good substitute for rhubarb. Rosa rugosa's hips, the fruit of the rose, are perfect for jams and jellies.

Japanese knotweed, which was introduced to the UK as an ornamental plant in the nineteenth century, can only be removed with costly specialist treatment. Mr Fisher said: “Avoid attempting a DIY ...

If you think you have Japanese knotweed on your property or know of a suspect plant in San Geronimo Valley, take a photo of the plant and email it to MKAT at [email protected]. Include your ...

Many can lead to your home losing value, so it is important to know when to look out for these plants and how to report and or remove them. This aggressive plant grows quickly and its roots can burrow ...