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Buddleia Removal Service for Liverpool
What is Buddleia "The Butterfly Bush"?
Buddleia, is known as the “Butterfly Bush”, and is an invasive species which has been spread in the UK by windborne seeds.
The Butterfly Bush typically invades areas such as abandoned land, quarries, wastelands, commercial sites , railways, canal banks, gravel areas, abandoned buildings and building sites.
Many homeowners grow Buddleia in their gardens due to the large flowers and beautiful scent it produces, but the plant grows aggressively and it will become dense unless it is maintained correctly.
Buddleia can cause other plants to die off, quickly seeding the area and taking over the habitat in which it is located.
Should you be worried?
The Butterfly Bush Problem
Buddleia causes damage to structures, church buildings, abandoned or used buildings, paved areas, patios, driveways, paved or concreted yards, bridges, warehouses, boundary walls, etc.
Anywhere a small crack or a softening of mortar exists will allow a buddleia seed to germinate and grow.
The thickening roots and woody stems force masonry apart, cracking walls and damaging structures as it grows taller, stronger and thicker.
Buddleia Removal Service for Liverpool City
Are you concerned about the presence of Buddleia Butterfly Bushes growing on your property or land?
We have many years experience in the successful removal of Buddleia from residential and commercial properties in Liverpool.
Contact Karl to arrange your free quote for the removal of your buddleia butterfly bushes.
You can Whatsapp Karl to arrange your free quote for the removal of Buddleia butterfly bushes from your property, land or site.
Butterfly Bush Removal Liverpool
About Buddleia (Buddlejadavidii) is also known as the “Butterfly bush” or “the bomb site plant”.
The butterfly bush was introduced into the United Kingdom from China in the 1890s, and though it has become widely naturalised on waste ground, along railway lines, canal sides and towns, it is often found growing in many gardens.
The familiar, purple flowers of Buddleia bloom from June to October, and they attract all kinds of butterflies and moths. Its winged seeds are spread by the wind, making it very easy for the bush to colonise.
The Butterfly Bush is a very familiar plant that has large, drooping, soft spikes of purple or white flowers. It has long, narrow leaves, and the flowers have a honey-like fragrance.
Buddleia is an invasive type of plant if left unchecked.
Buddleja grows in open and disturbed sites like abandoned buildings, railways, canals, building sites, walls, wastelands and ruins.
The butterfly bush produces many small seeds that are easily distributed. The seeds fall within a few metres of the parent plant and can easily be transported by:
- Vehicles, along roads and the railways
- Wind
- Animals
- Water currents
- Movement of contaminated soil
- Poor grounds maintenance
- Poor management
Buddleia Removal Service for Liverpool City
Are you concerned about the presence of Buddleia Butterfly Bushes growing on your property or land?
We have many years experience in the successful removal of Buddleia from residential and commercial properties in Liverpool.
We are Liverpool based and offer a Butterfly Bush removal service in Liverpool.
Contact Karl to arrange your free quote for the removal of your buddleia butterfly bushes from your property, land or site.
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