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Has anyone got experience of getting rid of this from their garden ?
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Some gardeners near Fukushima are reported to be delighted with the results of an unorthodox treatment that was tested a few years ago, I'll look it up.
Thanks Ken any info would be appreciated....am off to the garden centre shortly to see if I can get any advice there.
you need advice from more than a garden centre..there is a specialist organisation that deals with invasive plants
You need to get a Rotavator on site. You should be churning Japanese, churning Japanese I really think so.
It's simple to get rid of. Dig up all your earth for a depth of 20 feet and get rid of in a fleet of skips.
don't your local council sort it out? When I lived in Cornwall they were manic about it. They'd cordon an area off as though there was Anthrax there, and put warning signs all round the perimeter.
Sorry to ask but has it deffo been confirmed as "Knott Weed"?
Where is it on your property, as if it's on the perimeter your neighbours (assuming you have such)will also have it.
Best to speak to your local authourity before anyone else, as they should have some knowledge and may have recommended operatives,
rather than you finishing up in the jungle (joke)with rip off gypsies and assorted low life.
Where is it on your property, as if it's on the perimeter your neighbours (assuming you have such)will also have it.
Best to speak to your local authourity before anyone else, as they should have some knowledge and may have recommended operatives,
rather than you finishing up in the jungle (joke)with rip off gypsies and assorted low life.
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