Japanese Knotweed is a highly invasive weed that originated from East Asia and was brought over to the UK by the Victorians who thought it would add to the aesthetics of their gardens. Unfortunately, Japanese Knotweed has strong roots that can spread up to 7 metres in one growing season, breaking through concrete and walls and damaging properties.

Japanese Knotweed can be spread easily – either through fly-tipping or spreading by animals as well as a number of other ways. Learn more about Japanese Knotweed and how it can spread by clicking here!

However, removal of Japanese Knotweed in Ilkeston and other areas, is possible. With expert help and the correct treatment course Japanese Knotweed can be eradicated.