My neighbour's knotweed is sprawling on to my land - what can I do?
Dealing with giant knotweed is difficult enough without adding a difficult neighbour into the equation.
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Dear Karen,
I read an article recently about a man who bought a house in the UK last week and sued the seller for damages as he found Japanese knotweed behind the garden shed after he moved into his house.
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