Japanese knotweed can play havoc in your garden during the summer months; it has similar traits to bamboo and can grow over seven feet tall. But when it comes to winter, the Fallopia Japonica, or Japanese knotweed, seems to die off. The canes lose their leaves and turn brown. Over the winter the canes will slowly decompose and the remains of the plant will litter the ground. The decomposing remains of Japanese knotweed on the ground will stop other plants from growing on that patch of soil. This plant is truly nasty, but don’t be fooled by its decomposing state. This is the perfect time to go about removing this weed, as the plant is in fact not dead but in a dormant state. It will be back bigger and better with new shoots starting again in spring.   Read More
Japanese Knotweed and the Law in the UK
If left to grow out of control, japanese knotweed can become not only an expensive issue, but a legal one too. Ignorance is not an excuse when it comes to dealing with this invasive weed, so it is important you know exactly where the law stands. Read More
The Problem of Japanese Knotweed in Cardiff, Wales
We are aware that Japanese Knotweed can be a frustrating issue for residents and businesses in Cardiff, Wales. When left undealt with, in summer time it’s rapid and aggressive growth can crack tarmac, block drains and cause structural damage to buildings. Things are made more complicated by the fact that without expert help, Japanese Knotweed is notoriously hard to get rid of. Fortunately though, help is at hand – CYB Environmental are Japanese Knotweed specialists operating in Cardiff and all around the South of Wales. Read More
Japanese Knotweed removal is a highly complicated process, but one which must be undertaken with urgency. If left untreated, it can quickly become a serious problem, causing structural damage to properties and ruining garden landscapes.
Japanese Knotweed is a notoriously invasive plant, so it is important that it is identified as early as possible, in order to mitigate the damage it can cause to your property. With professional consultation and removal, japanese knotweed problems can be dealt with. However, for this to happen, it needs to be correctly identified in the first place so the issue can be reported.
If you have found this blog, chances are you will be struggling with Japanese Knotweed mortgage problems, whether you are a buyer or a seller. It can be a hugely worrying issue and understandably so. We have put together this guide to show you that getting a mortgage or selling a property with Japanese Knotweed is achievable. With the help of CYB Environmental, you will be able to resolve all your Japanese Knotweed mortgage issues.
You may have heard worrying stories of Japanese knotweed devaluing properties or of people having mortgage struggles if they are either purchasing or selling a house with traces of the plant present. Japanese knotweed management can be a real struggle. Here is a short guide to the plant, which should answer at least some of your questions relating to Japanese knotweed.