Japanese knotweed takes hold in the Lexicon
The English language changes and grows continuously, with some words falling out of use and around 5,000 new ones entering the lexicon every year, according
January 14, 2020
8:17 pm
Skip to content The English language changes and grows continuously, with some words falling out of use and around 5,000 new ones entering the lexicon every year, according
It’s been a very busy year at Environet and as Christmas approaches it’s a good time to pause and reflect on the past twelve months
We issued a warning this week about the invasive nature of bamboo, which is taking over British gardens and increasingly causing disputes between neighbours, as
We’re very proud of our Regional Director Emily Grant who not only passed the Property Care Association’s CSJK (Certificated Surveyor of Japanese Knotweed) exam but
Japanese knotweed has a pretty villainous reputation, but what if there was a way to positively harness its ability to scavenge atmospheric carbon and use
Homeowners are starting to cotton on about the invasive nature of certain varieties of bamboo, which have become extremely popular in British gardens for their
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