Ich habe einige Wurzeln entlang meines Hauses bemerkt und habe mich gefragt, ob sie vielleicht japanische Knotweed sein könnten. Für mich sehen sie nicht ganz so aus, aber ich weiß nicht viel über Pflanzen, also wollte ich mich überprüfen.
Von: silly_cheese_
16 Comments
No
My guess would be that it’s bindweed
The roots look like mint – have you snapped some off and smelt it?
No!!! Dandelions and maybe willowherb but not Japanese Knotweed.
No. Knotweed looks similar to bamboo but with broad leaves.
Dnt know what it is but doubt Japanese knotweed as you’d have something above ground to show the leaves.
Looks large in diameter *and too green for it to be bindweed (which is more white and would have lots and lots of white off growth from the main root) , but looks bindweed-esqe in that it’s easily snapped and running like mad.
Whatever it is is clearly a vigorous runner and probably not something you want to keep, can wait for the first leaves in March to get a proper positive ID if you want to be certain and start ripping out then before it comes into full growth.
Looks like mint to me. Pick a leaf and take a sniff!
Have you tried googling what Japanese knotweed roots should look like first??
Hahah. Not even close
First one of the year. Mods, can we have a sticky guide to knotweed please.
It is ‘square stalked willow-herb’- a wildflower that grows all over the UK and Europe according to Plant Identifier. They have photos and it looks exactly like it. Grows about a metre tall and flowers with pink flowers summer and autumn.
Nope, Japanese Knotweed is identified by its creamy white flowers, bamboo-like stems and shovel-shaped green leaves.
Not Knoweed. Has the habit of a Euphorbia I have but not the same plant. Could also be wild primula, you’ll know if it flowers.
No, just a weed
Hairy willowherb. Toxic to animals when eaten
No, looks like it’s this willow herb.