Expert Guide: How to remove Giant hogweed
Information on how to remove Giant hogweed, an invasive toxic plant that can quickly take over your property or land. We can help.
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New legislation for Bamboo removal
Bamboo canes can get very large if left to grow. In this article we explain the new legislation around Bamboo and why removing it is important.
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Environmental Improvement Plan
The Government's strengthened Environmental Improvement Plan includes a goal to reduce invasive species. Find out more.
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Invasive plant control: emerging research & technology
Invasive plant control insights exploring emerging tech, biological control and new detection tools for tackling invasive plants across UK sites.
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Scotland’s new bill could spell trouble for construction & development
Scotland’s new Bill will tighten rules on invasive species. Learn what it means for developers and construction - and find out how to stay compliant.
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What does Giant hogweed look like
What does Giant hogweed look like? Here you'll see pictures and information on the key characteristics of this invasive plant and what it looks like through the seasons.
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You might bring more home from your walk than you think
In this article we highlight Scotland’s new Biodiversity Bill and how it could reshape the way invasive plants are managed.
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Scotland’s new Biodiversity Bill signals tougher action on invasive species
In this article we highlight Scotland’s new Biodiversity Bill and how it could reshape the way invasive plants are managed.
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Invasive species, the all-year round hidden enemy!
Is invasive weed control seasonal? In this article we explain why weed control is an all year round challenge.
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What construction companies ask about contaminated ground removal
Find out what construction companies ask about contaminated ground removal. For construction or development, these are the most common asked questions that sit right at the intersection of environmental compliance, site safety - and project viability.
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What surveyors must know about invasive weeds
Learn what surveyors must know about invasive weeds; the legal risks, and best practice for protecting property and compliance.
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Local Authorities & invasive weeds
Learn the legal responsibilities around Local Authorities and invasive weeds, and outlines best practice for effective control.
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Discover the hidden cost of invasive plants
Ignoring invasive plants can cost landowners thousands. Learn how early action protects property value and avoids the hidden cost of invasive plants.
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How to remove Japanese rose
In this blog we answer some of your most common queries about the Japanese rose plant, helping to highlight the important issues around its spread and control.
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Himalayan balsam: how to spot and treat it through the seasons
Learn How to spot and treat Himalayan balsam through the seasons. Discover how fast this highly invasive plant spreads and the best time to treat or remove it.
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How to remove Himalayan balsam
Experts explain how to remove Himalayan balsam, plus you will discover some surprising facts about this invasive plant!
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How to identify Horsetail
In this article you'll learn how to identify the invasive plant Horsetail throughout the seasons, and why it's a different plant to Marestail.
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How to remove Horsetail
Find out how to remove Horsetail, and why calling on professional help is advisable to avoid risk of regrowth and a new infestation.
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FAQs about Giant hogweed removal
Here we answer the most common asked questions about the toxic invasive plant - Giant hogweed. Read the FAQs about Giant hogweed removal.
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Is autumn a good time to treat Giant hogweed?
Find out is autumn a good time to treat Giant hogweed? Experts explain how to get rid of this invasive plant, and why autumn is an important season to take action.
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Good neighbours solve bamboo encroachment together
Once established, invasive bamboo is incredibly difficult to fully remove unless both sides of the boundary are treated. Read how good neighbours solve bamboo encroachment together.
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GroundsFest Panellist – Darren Greatbatch
Our Amenity & Invasive weeds expert Darren Greatbatch will be speaking on HortWeek's Integrated weed management: realities vs. government goals panel at GroundsFest.
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The amenity team grows!
Our amazing amenity team grows! - say hello to our newest members, and learn about our herbicide reducing system.
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Common species of Horsetail
Horsetail is a tough plant and equally tough to get rid of. In this article we show the three most common species of Horsetail, and what makes them different.
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Multi-contaminant ground removal service
Multi-contaminant ground removal service -have invasive plants and asbestos in soils removed at the same time - ideal for construction and development.
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Why Horsetail must be removed before construction works
In this blog experts explain why Horsetail must be removed before construction works begin. Failing to identify and manage Horsetail can lead to several complications.
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Which type of Bamboo is worse?
Bamboo is rapidly becoming an problem in the UK, but which type of Bamboo is worse? Find out in this informative blog.
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Shallon – a threat to UK woodlands
This vigorous, evergreen perennial shrub is becoming an increasing threat to lowland forests across the UK. Discover how it can be controlled.
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The legal consequences of improperly disposing of Himalayan balsam
In this article we explain what the issues are, but first let's look at what Himalayan balsam looks like and why it is such a cause for concern for landowners, private estates and commercial businesses.
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How exploding seed pods spread Himalayan balsam
Discover how Himalayan Balsam spreads, its impact on UK waterways & how you can help control this invasive plant.
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