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WORCESTER and Malvern have been revealed as Japanese knotweed hotspots. And failing to tackle it now could land you in legal trouble later down the line, according to invasive plant specialist ...

Southampton has been named the top Hampshire hotspot for Japanese knotweed. The city recorded the highest number of verified sightings in the county, according to data from Environet's online tracker, ...

With the summer growing season now over, invasive plant specialist Environet has revealed the worst hit area in England for Japanese knotweed. New data from Exposed shows how sightings reported ...

The hotspots for an invasive plant species have been revealed, as experts have issued a warning. Invasive plant specialist Environet has released this year’s regional Japanese knotweed hotspots ...

More than 50 Japanese Knotweed cases have been reported in High Wycombe so far this year - the most in the entire county. Invasive plant specialist Environet has revealed that High Wycombe has seen ...

While you may want birds visiting your garden, there's an invasive weed species that could cause them to overstay their ...

Getting rid of Japanese knotweed can be difficult because the plant mainly spreads through its root system or its underground rhizomes. Therefore, even if you dig it up, unless you remove all the ...

The latest hotspots of Japanese knotweed in Cambridgeshire have been revealed. The invasive species is currently "thriving" ahead of its usual growing period due to warmer and wetter weather this ...

With the summer growing season now over, Environet has revealed the areas worst impacted by Japanese knotweed. Worcester has been hit the worst by Japanese knotweed, with 128 incidences in 2024. There ...

The invasive species is currently "thriving" ahead of its usual growing period due to warmer and wetter weather this winter, experts have said. Japanese knotweed can grow up to four inches a day and ...