Monday, 3 July 2017

Japanese Knotweed update - 1st May 2017

Happy May Day!

By 1st May, the established clumps of Japanese Knotweed at our location are 1.5m in height. Some stalks are almost as high as they reached last year. These are unusually yellow in colour, possibly due to restricted light, owing to a tree canopy above. Unfortunately somebody has mown down the vegetation closest to the track, including the smaller shoots I was monitoring.

New green leaves beginning to dominate the dead stalks of last year

Closer view
Close up of the canes which are over 1cm in diameter and will continue to thicken
Click on the video below to see more

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