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"Knot" to be mistaken for Japanese knotweed

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Updated: Jun 2, 2022

A plant that looks very similar to the better-known Japanese Knotweed is the Giant Knotweed. It is also a non native invasive plant. However, as the name suggests, it grows taller than Japanese Knotweed and it also has leaves that are more heart-shaped.


Below are some photos from a site survey we carried out in Surrey. These only demonstrate a few weeks growth since it was relatively early on in the growing season.

Here you can see the smaller and younger stems.
This is a photo of a more mature plant.









You can see how large the leaf of this Giant Knotweed is when compared to a hand!

Giant knotweed can be treated in a similar way to Japanese knotweed - just a little patience and the plant will be happily managed.


Concerned about the presence of this plant in your garden or land? Contact us via email at info@longfieldknotweed.com or call Charlotte on 07840 002 115.


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