Protecting your property and investments with the identification and treatment of invasive weeds
Protecting your property and investments with the identification and treatment of invasive weeds
Invasive weed specialists and commercial grounds maintenance
- PCA JAPANESE KNOTWEED TECHNICIAN OF THE YEAR
- AMENITY SPRAYER OF THE YEAR RUNNER UP
Japanese Knotweed is a significant problem throughout the property sector.
As members of the Property Care Association offering insurance backed guarantees, Southern Horticulture provide clients with bespoke Japanese Knotweed treatment plans adhering to strict criteria, relying on time-tested methods and extensive knowledge to remove Japanese knotweed from properties, with the added peace of mind of being fully insured.
Other invasive weeds
HIMALAYAN BALSAM
A large annual with an invasive nature capable of growing up to 2.5m in a year.
BAMBOO
With the ability to spread and grow quickly it is a wide-spread invasive plant.
GIANT HOGWEED
A tall and dangerous plant that can cause severe blistering of the skin.
COMMERCIAL GROUNDS MAINTENANCE
Southern Horticulture carry out commercial grounds maintenance to blue chip companies, local authorities as well as other large and small entities. We can cater for a one off or a regular visit depending on your needs. Our services include grass and hedge cutting, licensed weed control using hand held or boom spray systems, leaf clearance, fencing and winter gritting.
Japanese Knotweed Identifier
If you want to know if you’ve got Japanese Knotweed then click below to fill in our identifier.
We will personally view your request. In order to provide an accurate assessment we will need your location details, contact details (so we can respond to you) and a few pictures of the specimen plant.
Meet the Expert
Tony and his team have been providing expert advice on Japanese Knotweed and other invasive species for over a decade. Tony himself was awarded the PCA Japanese Knotweed technician of the year 2019. Tony is also a Lantra pesticides instructor and assessor. Which means for anyone wanting to obtain a pesticide license, or other land based training, he is qualified to train and more importantly assess.