FAQs about invasive plants surveys
Get the answers to the top 4 FAQs about invasive plants surveys, and get in touch with the team with any other questions, or to book a survey.
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If you spot a plant that you suspect may be an invasive plant, it’s vital to know what the plant is – incorrect identification could be fatal as some species are toxic. Our invasive plants experts can tell you what the plant is, and give you the advice you need. This is important for homeowners, business owners and construction or developers as no-one wants an infestation that will quickly get out of control. Don’t wait for the problem to escalate – get plants correctly identified by an expert today.
Acting early can make a world of difference. Don’t let invasive species diminish the beauty of our plant or devalue your property. Let’s tackle this problem together.
Whilst not all invasive species are harmful to man or the environment, most will require some level of control, or even complete eradication. We use a range of specialist methods chosen to give the best short and long-term solutions to any weed problem.
There are over 200 known invasive species in the UK, and we can treat or remove most of them, including amenity weeds, aquatic and invasive plants. The most common invasive plants being Bamboo, Buddleia, Rhododendron, Horsetail, Himalayan balsam, Giant hogweed and Common ragwort. Common aquatic plants include Floating pennywort, Azolla, Crassula helmsii and Nuttall’s waterweed.
As we are not a grounds maintenance company, we do not treat common residential garden weeds or grasses.
Get the answers to the top 4 FAQs about invasive plants surveys, and get in touch with the team with any other questions, or to book a survey.
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