Lough Foyle, Moville co. Donegal
Interessante.Um abraço e boa semana. AndarilharDedais de Francisco e Idalisa O prazer dos livros
Hi Bill.Hard to control plant.Here we have them too.Groettie from Patricia.
Japanese Knotweed has arrived here in Canada. It is unwanted and is considered a invasive species. Good luck with the recovery program.
Gardening can be hard work.God bless.
No half measures then. Nice.
That must have been a lot!
That is one tough plant to eradicate. Kudos to them for doing it.
...what a awful weed, we have all over the place.
I bet that was tricky Bill, hope they got all the roots out!
A lot of work and I hope it is successful.Wishing you both a lovely start to the week.
Hello Bill.Here we have them too.I hope the gardeners did a great work .Have a lovely week!Dimi...
That is something I had never heard of before so I looked it up. Sounds like it's a good thing to get rid of.
Those are some mighty big bags....
Invasive plants can be a nightmare to eradicate, glad they were successful there!
I can't remember hearing of this before.
That must have been a big job to take that all out.
That was work for sure!
We have a big problem with it here in parts of Toronto and volunteers go out into the ravines to try to gather and destroy it!
I've never heard of Japanese knotweed. I had to look it up to see what it was.
That's a lot of mulch! A lot of recycling in the previous post, too!!!
I must be lucky. I've never heard of the stuff unless we call it something else around here.
Never heard of that particular invasive species and I’m surprised I haven’t, both Oregon and Florida seem to be havens for lots of plants that shouldn’t be here.
I believe this is very difficult to get rid of, but I'm pleased they are trying.All the best Jan
Interessante.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Hi Bill.
ReplyDeleteHard to control plant.
Here we have them too.
Groettie from Patricia.
Japanese Knotweed has arrived here in Canada. It is unwanted and is considered a invasive species. Good luck with the recovery program.
ReplyDeleteGardening can be hard work.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
No half measures then. Nice.
ReplyDeleteThat must have been a lot!
ReplyDeleteThat is one tough plant to eradicate. Kudos to them for doing it.
ReplyDelete...what a awful weed, we have all over the place.
ReplyDeleteI bet that was tricky Bill, hope they got all the roots out!
ReplyDeleteA lot of work and I hope it is successful.
ReplyDeleteWishing you both a lovely start to the week.
Hello Bill.
ReplyDeleteHere we have them too.
I hope the gardeners did a great work .
Have a lovely week!
Dimi...
That is something I had never heard of before so I looked it up. Sounds like it's a good thing to get rid of.
ReplyDeleteThose are some mighty big bags....
ReplyDeleteInvasive plants can be a nightmare to eradicate, glad they were successful there!
ReplyDeleteI can't remember hearing of this before.
ReplyDeleteThat must have been a big job to take that all out.
ReplyDeleteThat was work for sure!
ReplyDeleteWe have a big problem with it here in parts of Toronto and volunteers go out into the ravines to try to gather and destroy it!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of Japanese knotweed. I had to look it up to see what it was.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of mulch! A lot of recycling in the previous post, too!!!
ReplyDeleteI must be lucky. I've never heard of the stuff unless we call it something else around here.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of that particular invasive species and I’m surprised I haven’t, both Oregon and Florida seem to be havens for lots of plants that shouldn’t be here.
ReplyDeleteI believe this is very difficult to get rid of, but I'm pleased they are trying.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan