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From broad-leaved dock to common ragwort, giant hogweed to spear thistle, certain types of plants could land you in trouble if they are found on your land under UK law
Invasive plant species are more than just an annoyance to gardeners as they can also cause structural damage to homes and harm other plants. Here are nine particular plants to avoid that are not only 'invasive' but 'illegal' if they spread out of your private land.
All you need to know about dock leaves, including their value to wildlife and how to deal with them. From the experts at BBC Gardeners' World Magazine.
The Weeds Act 1959: Controlling Harmful Weed Growth
Safety concerns are raised about hemlock on a pathway close to a primary school.