Japanese knotweed seems to be emerging unusually early in parts of the UK this year, with active shoots already visible now in the first week of March.
If you own or manage land, it's well worth checking the ground for signs of Japanese knotweed. Even this early in the season, you may well be able to spot some shoots. Early identification can make treatment more straightforward and improve your chances of preventing the plant from spreading during the warmer months ahead.
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Is It Japanese Knotweed?
