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look like it could be do not use it till 100% certain this link might help https://www.phlorum.com/services/japanese-knotweed/domestic-knotwee...
if it is the soil should not have been sold and should have gon to a specilist land fill site it looks like somone is trying to pull a fast one
Could it be houttuynia? Bit difficult to tell from pic. Still not the easiest of stuff to get rid of.
Hi Glen,
No true , it's hardly a victory if it is that but it's just gonna be a lawn ,so I guess it could be mown out eventually. Hasn't houtynnia got spaghetti like roots though??
Ah, maybe. I was looking at the foliage.
Could be Lysimachia ciliata ‘Firecracker’ or similar ? But picture looks more focused on skin than the foliage
clumps spread in herbaceous borders
Hi Jonathan ,
Isn't firecracker a darker blacker leaf??...smaller more pointed???.. nice plant mind.. again I'd be happier if it was our suspect!!
Paul
Paul, have you just started this thread to show off your plant knowledge? 😉
Hahahaha... that would demonstrate more intelligence than I possess Glen.. 😀
yes I think now it is probably not the lysimachia i had put forward
If it is houttuynia it will smell when nruisednor crushed, a smell I hate.
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