Garden weeds are as common as grass and stones. We always see our neighbours out digging them up, we all do it ourselves to get it off of that ever growing to do list around the home. However, there are many weeds that we don’t see that can cause bigger problems than the ones we do. Its also worth knowing that there are many forms of dangerous weeds growing in gardens across the UK that, without your knowledge, you may be looking right at them thinking they are the same form of weeds you have pulled out of the ground before, however the reality can be completely different, and a lot more dangerous.
Types of Dangerous Garden Weeds
There are many forms of weeds that can grown under the earth and throughout grounds and properties, damaging building foundations, growing through structural brickwork and building supports, unseen. There are also numerous weeds growing in plain sight that are both poisonous and harmful.
Giant Hogweed
The Giant Hogweed is a prime example. Known as ‘Britain’s most Toxic Plant’ there have been numerous cases over the years. However, many headline grabbing cases in the media of late has brought to the forefront how dangerous a problem it truly is and should not be dealt with by anyone but professionals with the knowledge, understanding and the proven techniques to remove and get rid of it.
Children have been seriously burned by exposure and contact with this vicious weed. With the UK’s most recent heat wave and change in weather, many children out playing have come into contact with it and in extreme cases children and adults have been burned to the point of needing serious hospital treatment with sores, burns, blisters and disfiguring marks left behind.
Do NOT Attempt DIY Weed Removals
Dangerous garden weeds, like the Giant Hogweed and many others, should not be underestimated, approached or handled. We are here to take care of this for you – ensuring the safety and wellbeing of you, your children and family by removing these dangerous garden weeds and ensuring absolute piece of mind and safety.
