Sentences with phrase «of knotweed»

Also, the machinery used can carry pieces of knotweed to new locations.

«I've already had a call from one insurance company here,» she says, adding that B.C. is just waking up to the ramifications of the knotweed's spread.

David Adkins, industry development manager for the B.C. Landscape and Nursery Association, says his members are aware of the knotweed problem and a certified and licensed professional qualified to handle herbicides should do eradication.

The Fo Ti plant is a twining vine of the knotweed family and the root, which is dried and cured, is the part that is used medicinally.

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An example of a problematic non-native species in many parts of the world is Fallopia japonica, the Japanese knotweed that negatively affects river ecosystems.

In a combination of mineral water and ice, I blend Japanese knotweed shoots with fresh stevia leaves, fresh kefir lime leaves and a splash of lemon juice.

«Outside its native range, knotweed has the biodiversity value of concrete,» says entomologist Dick Shaw.

Outside, all over the country, pink shoots of Japanese knotweed were bursting through soil, tarmac and concrete and heading skywards.

Dozens of studies have looked at the effects of Japanese knotweed on natural communities in Europe and North America.

Knotweed provides resveratrol, which may helps to prevent damage to DNA, influences the transcriptions of genes responsible for redox metabolism, and supports cellular health.

Pomeratrol contains 200 mg of Pomegranate Extract; standardized to 80 % Polyphenols and 40 % Ellagic Acid + Resveratrol (100 % trans - resveratrol) 20 mg from a blend of Japanese knotweed root extract (Polygonum cuspidatum) and grape skin extract (Vitis vinifera).

Serum blend (* aloe vera juice, * squalane [plant sugar derived], carrageenan [chondrus crispus], saccharide isomerate, non-GMO xanthan gum), copper infused water, saccharide isomerate, * apple extract, * uva ursi extract, * knotweed extract, CoQ10 & * squalane [plant sugar derived], * kakadu plum extract, * aloe vera juice infused with herbs (* gotu kola, * calendula, * helichrysum), aspen bark extract, * madonna lily cells, * poet's narcissus cells, * sandalwood seed oil, * grapeseed oil, * camellia seed oil, * pomegranate seed oil, sodium ascorbate, * acai oil, * argan oil, superoxide dismutase, * rosemary extract, essential oils of elemi, litsea cubeba, and roman chamomile.

Often extracted from the roots of Japanese Knotweed.

Supplemental resveratrol is derived from Japanese knotweed and the compound is also found in the skin of red grapes.

Resveratrol is commonly thought of as coming from grape skins and red wine, however True Grit Multi sources the powerful antioxidant from the Japanese knotweed plant.

Japanese knotweed is a cutting - edge source of resveratrol.

Knotweed is good source of fiber.

It contains tangerine peel and Japanese knotweed to support your hair's natural keratin by penetrating through the surface of your scalp.

If there's knotweed on or near the site of a property, then mortgage lenders will usually ask for proof that suitable treatment has been carried out before they'll agree to lend on that property.

Visitors learn about Derrick's nemesis, Japanese Knotweed and bittersweet, and the ongoing need to keep fast growing invasives out of the habitat or gardens along with methods to do so.

We all seek to protect humans from disease, we all support control of the ALB, and I also choose to protect my town parks from knotweed and garlic mustard.

Of course, some environmental risks may only have manifested themselves in the intervening period between acquisition and a development plan being brought forward, such as Japanese Knotweed.

There has been considerable media coverage in recent times in relation to the prevalence of Japanese Knotweed and other Invasive Alien Plant Species (IAPS) in building sites and in close proximity to dwellings and the risks associated with this.

Jennifer Grenz, program director for the Invasive Species Council of Metro Vancouver (ISCMV), is sounding the alarm to the real estate and development industry regarding Japanese knotweed.

In March 2007, the Daily Mail online reported: «Japanese knotweed could add # 70 million to the cost of staging the 2012 Olympics.

1) Japanese Yesweed: It has been found that when Japanese Yesweed is introduced alongside the Knotweed, the two species combine, and one or another of two new hybrids is born, one being known as Japanese Maybeweed... Maybe we will grow here, Maybe we won't.

The thought of Japanese knotweed can be so daunting to prospective buyers, it could devalue your property by up to 50 per cent — eek!

Anyone who has had the misfortune of finding Japanese knotweed in their garden will not need us to explain what a bugbear this plant is.

I had a dream about you last night; you had a house full of plants, with a long «Japanese knotweed vine»!