We identify, treat and remove common (and not so common) invasive plants such as Bamboo, Rhododendron, Ragwort, Variegated yellow archangel and Giant hogweed, as well as water weeds such as Parrot’s feather, Nuttall’s waterweed and Azolla. We also have a team and bespoke equipment dedicated to large scale management of amenity weeds. Browse our directory below.
Some species are harmful plants, such as Common ragwort and Hemlock water dropwort are highly toxic, causing health and safety issues for our teams and proving fatal to some livestock. For these reasons, training our teams is extremely important. Whilst we do provide online modules that all staff (even office based) must undertake, training for noxious species is best done out in the field with demonstrations of how to carry out treatment safely.
In this blog we explain the importance of onsite training. Our Specialist Advisory Manager Darren goes onsite to train one of our surveyors on how to deal with Ragwort.
Take a look at our training services, delivered online or face-to-face:
Bamboo may look serene, but in the UK, it’s a challenging plant to manage. Learn how year-round bamboo management prevents property damage, protects ecosystems, and keeps gardens thriving.
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.
