Japanese knotweed can look very different throughout the year and can cause all different sorts of damage. To get an idea of what you should be looking for, take a peek at the picture galleries below. For more information on Japanese Knotweed, visit our what is Japanese Knotweed web page.
Photos of damage caused by Knotweed
Knotweed damaging wall
Pushing through brickwork
Tarmac damage
Pushing through concrete
More tarmac damage
Exploiting cracks in wall
Overpowering knotweed
New shoot damage
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Photos of Knotweed in spring
Early shoots
Spring has sprung
Knotweed leaves
Knotweed canes
Knotweed shoots
New growth close up
Asparagus like spears
Knotweed damage
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Photos of Knotweed in summer
Large patch of knotweed
Damage to tarmac
Knotweed near property
White flowers
Overpowering knotweed
Leaves close up
Knotweed in garden
Knotweed close up
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Photos of Knotweed in autumn
Yellowing leaves
Close up of leaves
Leaves and canes
Large patch of knotweed
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Photos of Knotweed in winter
Dead canes
All foliage has died
Roots are still active
Hard to spot in winter
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Identifying Japanese knotweed
If you need further help in identifying Japanese knotweed or want to check if a plant you have spotted is knotweed, click the links below for more help and advice.
Japanese knotweed identification
Japanese knotweed can vary in appearance throughout the year, so it is important to know what you should be looking for and when.
Identify knotweedPlants similar to Japanese knotweed
There are a number of plants that look similar to Japanese knotweed. Take a look at our list to rule out these common "doppelgangers".
Similar plantsContact us about Japanese knotweed
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