Japanese Knotweed Map

[Hesstondriver]

Japanese Knotweed UK Heat Map | Environet

Exposed™: Instantly check the local presence of Japanese knotweed on our state-of-the-art UK heatmap, with new sightings added daily.

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just found this map showing occurrences, built up areas and city are hot spots, but one or two interesting ones - Fort William those guys must be putting fertiliser on it !! and how the heck did it get to Shetland?

 

[Exfarmer]

Japanese Knotweed UK Heat Map | Environet

Exposed™: Instantly check the local presence of Japanese knotweed on our state-of-the-art UK heatmap, with new sightings added daily.

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just found this map showing occurrences, built up areas and city are hot spots, but one or two interesting ones - Fort William those guys must be putting fertiliser on it !! and how the heck did it get to Shetland?

Gardeners!

 

[CornishTone]

Japanese Knotweed UK Heat Map | Environet

Exposed™: Instantly check the local presence of Japanese knotweed on our state-of-the-art UK heatmap, with new sightings added daily.

environetuk.com

just found this map showing occurrences, built up areas and city are hot spots, but one or two interesting ones - Fort William those guys must be putting fertiliser on it !! and how the heck did it get to Shetland?

Bloody stuff is everywhere. Noticed some growing in a layby just down the road here where some garden waste was fly tipped a while back. Keep meaning to go and spray it. Also found a sizable patch by a river last week whilst walking a farm, presumably seeds floated downstream whilst the river was in flood over winter. Farmer hadn't noticed it before and was pretty horrified.

 

[spark plug]

It’s one of those problems that isn’t going to get any better, horrible stuff.

The threat of huge removal bills and mortgage issues push people into covert disposal operations and some poor land owner ends up with it chucked behind their hedge.

 

[sandy2210]

all the knotweed around fort-william is growing along the loch side and gets spread by the high tides i have a shorefront field about 4 miles down the loch and get patches growing just along the highest tide mark most years try to roundup them on a regular basis but seems to be a bit of a losing battle