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A1148924 - Japanese Knotweed
Gnomon - time to move on Posted Aug 29, 2003
Azara pointed out lots of Knotweed to me along the railway tracks between Newry and Belfast.
A1148924 - Japanese Knotweed
Mina Posted Aug 29, 2003
It's looking great!
The only thing that I occured to me is to warn gardeners not to put it on the compost heap if they do find a bit, but that's probably obvious.
And if there's anyway that you can link to anything I've done about gardening ot plants, I'll salute you.
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