News
The Housebuilder, May 2012
Japanese Knotweed Control delivers quick and efficient treatment on new flats development
The Groundsman, May 2012
As the growing season approaches for invasive, non-native plants such as Japanese knotweed, it is essential that treatment programmes are factored into your plans. But how do you choose a reputable and reliable specialist? Japanese Knotweed Control offers some advice.
JKC Issue 12 Newsletter
Including:
JKC passes stern college test;
Credential checks will weed out the cowboys;
'CPD' training available;
Year round treatment;
The scourge of the suburbs
JKC knotweed treatment passes stern college test
The Landscaper
Dec 2011
Japanese Knotweed Control (JKC) has recently completed an extensive three year treatment programme at Nelson and Colne college in Lancashire, virtually eradicating a significant Japanese Knotweed growth that posed a potential threat to the new campus.
IOG SALTEX showcases best practice
Sports, Turf, Amenity & Leisure
Sep 2011
The treatment of non-native invasive plant species is a multi-million pound business. David Layland gets to the root of the problem and explains why IOG SALTEX is for him a must-attend event.
Contractor claims that knotweed insurance is inadequate
Horticulture Week
July 2011
Inadequate insurance cover continues to undermine the treatment of non-native plant species on many UK construction sites, Japanese Knotweed Control (JKC) has claimed.
JKC Spring 2011 Newsletter
We are once again approaching the height of the Japanese knotweed growing season and gearing up for another hectic summer of treatment programmes across the country.
But, as we'll outline in this newsletter, it's already been a busy start to the year for Japanese Knotweed Control as we expand the business and develop our sales, marketing and operational support.
New director strengthens JKC's growth in the south
Landscape and Amenity
May 2011
Leading treatment specialists, Japanese Knotweed Control has appointed Dee Laverty as regional director for the south and south east and is now heading up its London office.
Knotweed gets needled by stem injection solution
Government and Public Sector Journal
Winter edition 2010-2011 ISSN 1472-2496
Until some for or five years ago, few but the most dedicated botanists would have ever even heard of Japanese Knotweed let alone be aware of the damage it could cause as the most deadly of non-native, invasive plants threatening Britain’s rural landscape. One treatment specialist has demonstrated that when it comes to eradication, there are no corners of the British Isles that are off limits...
Housing Association gets to root of Japanese Knotweed control
Government and Public Sector Journal
December 2010
One of the North West's largest registered providers of social housing, New Charter Housing Trust Group, is investing in an ongoing programme of Japanese Knotweed Treatment as the escalating problem contiues to blight tenants across many of its properties.
Weed Control: Invasion Force!
Pitchcare Magazine, Issue No. 33
October/November 2010
Japanese Knotweed continues to present a formidable test to those responsible for environmental management. But, as we examine here, a new stem injection technique is now gaining the upper hand.
Royal Parks appointment
Horticulture Week
July 2010
Leading Japanese Knotweed treatment specialist, Japanese Knotweed Control has carried out an extensive eradication programme for The Royal Parks in London and is now returning to train its gardening staff on how to identify and treat the problem themselves in the event of future contamination.


