Glad to read this week that Japanese knotweed is much less of a problem in the uk than previously stated. The royal institute of chartered surveyors has seriously downgraded the danger to property. As a professional gardener for 20 years I'd say golden bamboo is a bigger problem. Only ever plant it in a large container.
Javanese knotweed
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The insurance and property valuation risk to buildings from damage by Japanese (not Javanese) Knotweed (Reynoutria japonica,
formerly Polygonum cuspidatum) was downgraded in the U.K.
Yes, I should think so, British homes are surely built of sturdier stuff than that.
The insurance and property valuation risk to buildings from damage by Japanese (not Javanese) Knotweed (Reynoutria japonica,
formerly Polygonum cuspidatum) was downgraded in the U.K.
Yes, I should think so, British homes are surely built of sturdier stuff than that.
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