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Yet another knotweed query

opm · 2016-10-28 21:32:32

I'm sale agreed on a house and went to have a look at the garden this morning after some works on the septic tank completed. On my walk about I noticed some weeds growing at the base of the kitchen wall, so I took a picture. Can anyone identify what appears to be two different plants in the pic? I'm worried in case either…

28-10-2016 9:32pm

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opm

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I'm sale agreed on a house and went to have a look at the garden this morning after some works on the septic tank completed. On my walk about I noticed some weeds growing at the base of the kitchen wall, so I took a picture. Can anyone identify what appears to be two different plants in the pic? I'm worried in case either of them are a knotweed variety. Thanks!

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#2 28-10-2016 9:59pm

Genghis Cant

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My opinion is neither are knotweed. One looks like ash.

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#3 28-10-2016 10:26pm

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yep, ash.

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#4 29-10-2016 9:15am

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Ash seedlings, just tug them out - sooner rather than later.

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#5 29-10-2016 9:21am

Taffeta 79

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Definitely not knotweed. Just pull them up now before the roots take hold.

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