Japanese knotweed is a fast-growing, highly invasive plant with deep roots, known as rhizomes, which can be a real nuisance for homeowners.
Although knotweed dies back during the winter months, its thick rhizomes can lie dormant several metres underground, making it notoriously difficult to detect - and remove.
If you find the plant present at or even near your property, it could reduce the value of your home and make it difficult to sell.
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