The invasive plant is seriously hard to get rid of
Japanese knotweed can cause serious problems for people across the country due to its rapid growth and ability to survive.
It is not illegal for you to have it on your property, but you must control it and prevent it from spreading. Many professional companies provide services for the removal of the plant.As for what it looks like, in Spring you can identify it by its reddish-purple shoots from crimson-pink buds at ground level. Throughout the year, it will grow rapidly and by Summer it will grow into dense strands of bamboo-like canes which can grow up to seven feet high.
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