Japanese knotweed can wreak havoc on your driveway and garden
Invasive plants can be hugely stressful due to the damage that they can cause to property, and they can be a nightmare to get rid of too.
The map has been set up by the invasive plant specialists at Environet UK and is made of over over 50,000 known infestations. Knotweed was introduced from Japan in the 19th century, but due to rapid growth it quickly became a damaging invasive plant.
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