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Is bamboo as invasive as Japanese Knotweed?
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May 18, 2021
How invasive is bamboo?
Bamboo is fast becoming one of the most invasive plants taking over UK gardens the last few years. The fact that it is easy to grow in most soil types, bamboo has grown in popularity among UK gardeners in recent years, mainly because of its amazing screening qualities that create privacy in overlooked gardens.
The problem being that it will continue to grow and continue to be hardy in places you wish it not to be, this is when we get the call to sort the problem. Unlike Japanese Knotweed, bamboo is very resistant to herbicide treatment which proves to fail In controlling bamboo. The only real way to remove bamboo is to dig it out and remove all runners.
Bamboo is being sold daily, with a warning to keep the plant contained. Contact us today to help with your bamboo removal in Kent and South East UK.
Invasive weeds can be a real headache, where they grow rapidly & are difficult to remove - read on to learn how these species spread around the world.
Japanese Knotweed is an invasive weed found throughout the UK, where it can cause a range of issues in your home & garden - read on to find out more.
If you want your garden to be in tip-top shape before summer gets here, our tips to keep your garden looking spritely will definitely help you out.
Japanese Knotweed is a controversial topic. It is a pretty harmful weed that should be removed from your garden. Keep on reading to find out more.
Hiring a professional company can be a good idea to help you get rid of your pesky weeds. Keep reading to find out more about weed removal services.
Learn how to safely remove weeds without harming the rest of your garden. Explore weed control, treatment and prevention tips from Gaia Environmental.
Discover the benefits of weeds from Gaia Environmental. Learn about Japanese knotweed removal, the benefits of weeds, and how they can be managed.
Since its introduction in the 19th century, Japanese knotweed is a plant that has become infamous for its invasive nature. Read on to learn more.
What many people do not know is that Japanese knotweed is edible, and has a variety of culinary uses. It can be pickled, baked or fried and more.
It’s important to remove invasive plant species as soon as possible. Read this short blog to ensure you know exactly what signs to look out for.
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