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Worst hotspots for Japanese knotweed revealed as homeowners are forced to pay up to £15,000 to battle invasive plant that wrecks gardens and house values
Homeowners in the UK are paying up to £15,000 to combat Japanese knotweed, an invasive plant that damages gardens and reduces property values. The article highlights the worst hotspots for this plant, which poses significant financial and structural challenges.
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