n late 2010 JKSL we appointed on several large scale chemical treatment contracts. We reacted quickly to the instruction and ensured that our highly qualified operatives led by our inspirational contracts manager Phil Whelan set about the mammoth task of skilfully chemically treating the vast areas of Japanese Knotweed. This was carefully done over several weeks towards the very end of the plants growing season.
After revisiting the sites in April/May 2011 to inspect the new growth any prepare for the next round of treatment we found that over all of the treated hectares the re-growth was less than 1% – a fantastic result and is a testament to our staffs superb spraying – we done team.
Alex D