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This is like the old days - job adverts in Cornwall - "anyone north of Tamar need not apply"!

 

The last non local to step on Jack Harvey's patch - well you know what happened to them! Only a few raod planes and assoc. plant torched!!!

 

Aside from territory wars which btw I'm not taking seriously, travelling that far is crazy!!

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YOu should be serious TCD- the cornish mafia will be on Brunels Bridge at the first whiff of foreign invasion:lol::lol:

 

 

Seriously- this has NOTHING to do with 'turf wars' or ANYTHING like that. It is completely ridiculous that anybody has even sanctioned work being given to a contractor that will have to travel 400 odd miles in this day and age.:thumbdown:

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The best way to control jk is to spray it late autumn when it's storing it's energy. We stem inject it and it proves to give a better control rate than spraying.

 

Defra have plenty of info on jk and plenty of info on it. We've got a job where it's grown in one garden. Moved next door and is growing under a patio and has sprouted through the floor of a garden shed!! It's all got to be dug out.

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The best way in cornwall is to ring the council JK team and get them out.

 

if you go to the cafe at tehidy woods there's a leaflet that tells you how to deal with it,,:001_smile: fairly sure that it suggest getting a tractor from norfolk to flail it to pieces...:sneaky2:

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ok look guys I am working for a jap knotweed firm who only deal with this stuff so I am sure they know what they are talking about and I am quoting from the tender doc ( set out by another jap knot weed comapny the LA & defra. So thanks for your concern. I will not bother asking again.

As for the distance I cover the whole of the Uk and even go into france & spain.

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