Spot the knotweed in bromley
I recently was asked about the Japanese knotweed in an area near Bromley. When I visited - yes there was Japanese knotweed, but also a...
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A knotty bit of knotweed
This knotweed plant has been pulled up from the ground and this Dulwich resident was annoyed that it kept returning... Alas, when a plant...
"Knot" to be mistaken for Japanese knotweed
A plant that looks very similar to the better-known Japanese Knotweed is the Giant Knotweed. It is also a non native invasive plant....
Change of address
Exciting news! Longfield Knotweed Solutions Ltd have moved offices! The new address is 11 Chamberlain Crescent, West Wickham, BR4 0LJ. ...
Introducing: Allium Triquetrum (aka Three Cornered Garlic)
Allium Triquetrum (more commonly known as three-cornered garlic) is a lovely looking plant. With an appearance very similar to bluebells,...
New in the news!
RICS (the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors) have just renewed their guidance and changed the categories for concern when it comes...
Spring has sprung!
And so has Japanese Knotweed... Here are some photos of Japanese Knotweed beginning to emerge this year: You may be able to recognise...
Invasive species week 2022
16th-22nd May 2022 is Invasive Species Week and Non Native Invasive Secretariat have updated their website to provide more information...
Japanese Knotweed: The only invasive plant in the uk?
People often think that Japanese knotweed is the only invasive plant in the UK when in fact, there are many! If you are a gardener you...
giant hogweed? not Japanese knotweed..?
This is the second site I have visited this month where I am monitoring the Japanese knotweed (and treating it), but fount Giant Hogweed....
Invasive species week coming up...
The GB Non-native Species Secretariat are raising the awareness of invasive species through the Invasive Species Week 2021 - in two...
What is it?
I love this picture - Japanese knotweed rhysome to the left and bramble root to the right. Soo pleased Japanese knotweed is...
Japanese knotweed emerging...
Clearing a garden with brambles and Japanese knotweed, it is surprising how similar the two buds look initially... The first photograph...
Giant hogweed Kent
The photo makes the plant looks decidedly small and thin! The plant has a large stem compared to common hogweed and simply towers over...
Japanese knotweed on a warm sunny day...
Japanese knotweed leaves kent
Winter interest - Japanese knotweed in Orpington
Small stems of Japanese knotweed over winter can be difficult to spot - but good mature canes in the back of a forgotten garden for many...
escaped bamboo in sidcup
I really enjoy removing bamboo - there is something quite satisfying about following the rhysome and pulling it up. Unfortunately all...
Japanese knotweed specialist in kent goes to sweeden...
https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/vast/husagare-i-england-hotas-av-parkslide I was really excited to be asked my opinion about Japanese...
Japanese knotweed in my garden-Kent
You may laugh, but Japanese knotweed young plants and lilac plants look annoyingly similar. I have had many photos of lilac from...
Selling your property with Japanese knotweed in the garden
buying a house with japanese knotweed
Japanese knotweed control - good result
before and after treatments of Japanese knotweed
Could there possibly be invasive plants at Kew?
invasive plants found at kew
Bonsai Japanese knotweed at Bromley
Sometimes Japanese knotweed can take on unusual forms... If you find this, then I'd really recommend using a PCA contract to bring the...
Its all about the root cause of Japanese knotweed
https://www.property-care.org/lets-talk-japanese-knotweed/
Japanese knotweed near Streatham: Managing is the key
Japanese knotweed growing in decking in a back garden near Streatham.
Himalayan Balsam!
There are other non native plants other than Japanese knotweed. Himalayan Balsam can be soo beautiful.. but in some parts of the UK it...
Educating the next generation....
My attempt at inspiring my son in regard to Japanese knotweed.. has so far not been brilliant. While carrying out a litter pick in West...
Japanese knotweed - changing the name
What’s in a name? Fallopia becomes Reynoutria C. Stace: New Flora of the British isles (4th Edition; available from all good book...
AGM at the Property Care Association
Well on a very wet June day to go to any meeting is better than being outside - and given cup cakes! Alas they weren't filled with...
Now you see it... now you don't!
I'm often asked about success rate and treatments. This is a Japanese knotweed site near Sevenoaks. Here are a few photographs of the...
Welcome to our new website!
Our old website was lovely but needed a bit of a refresh. Don't worry I will be blogging different photographs and information about...
Thank you very much Jonny Faint ...
We hope you like the new website with some colourful photos. I look forward to blogging about some of the work I've carried out over the...