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The new Japanese knotweed: Urgent warning over 'bombsite plant' that can force apart brickwork, chimneys and roofs
The article warns about Japanese knotweed, nicknamed the 'bombsite plant,' which can cause structural damage by splitting brickwork, chimneys, and roofs. It highlights the urgent threat posed by this invasive species.
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