Removal of japanese knotweed in desborough

Do you require the removal of Japanese Knotweed in Desborough? Japanese Knotweed Expert has been delivering Japanese Knotweed removal over the last 20 years.

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Removal of Japanese Knotweed in Desborough

We have all the qualifications needed to carry out the removal of Japanese Knotweed in Desborough as well as PA6AW which enables us to spray herbicide in or near water. We ensure that we meet all the PCA and RICs guidelines, including all the laws and legislations surrounding Japanese Knotweed.

Japanese Knotweed removal in Desborough is required as it is throughout the UK. It was brought over from Far East Asia for ornamental purposes, by the Victorians. In its natural habitat it grows on the sides of volcanoes, which shows its resilient nature. As a plant it appears quite attractive to the eye, due to is heart shaped leaves, red stems and small white flowers.

When Japanese Knotweed was brought over to the UK, it was for the very reasons mentioned above. However, it was unknown how invasive the plant was. Due to the Japanese Knotweed being taken from its natural surrounding with its natural enemies which are native to Japan, it lost one of it means of control.

Over the last few years native Japanese insects have been safely released into the UK to try and control the Japanese Knotweed. However, due to the prevalence of the Japanese Knotweed throughout the UK the release of these insects can only control a small portion of the outbreaks. Therefore, man made solutions are required.

This is where Japanese Knotweed Expert can assist. We can carry out Japanese Knotweed removal by carrying out one of the following methods of treatments:

Herbicide Treatment

Excavation and Removal

Permanent Burial

Combined Treatment Methods

To learn more about these methods click here.

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To arrange your site survey for Japanese Knotweed removal in Desborough, contact us today! Our friendly and experienced team will be happy to offer advice or book you in for a site survey.

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