Homeowners are being warned to look out for an invasive plant that looks similar to snowdrops and wild garlic this summer.
Three-cornered garlic is an invasive bulb you should never plant in your garden . It’s a non-native invasive plant that can reproduce rapidly, and under Schedule 9 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, it is illegal to cause it to spread in the wild, and as a homeowner, it is your responsibility to prevent it from spreading from your property.
However, this pesky plant can easily be mistaken for wild garlic or snowdrops. So, I asked the experts for the key signs to look out for, as well as what to do if you come across…
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