Some can cause serious harm
This summer will see more people across the country spending most of their time in their gardens thanks to the better weather. However, it is important to know that not all plants are considered good for the environment.
Spotting prohibited plants growing on your property is easy to do when you know what to look for. And these are just nine key species you should know about according to Fantastic Gardeners. Common ragwort While the yellow flowers may look inviting, this “beauty” of a weed is actually poisonous to most mammals. It is one of the most commonly reported weeds found throughout the country, though its growth should be strictly controlled to protect livestock.
Japanese knotweed This invasive plant can grow almost anywhere, causing significant issues to homeowners once it spreads throughout the garden. Japanese knotweed can take years to eradicate completely and can cost upwards of £10,000 to be professionally removed.
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