AN INVASIVE Japanese plant has started to take over gardens and crack pavement around homes causing their value to crash. Japanese knotweed is, at first glance, a green plant with big leaves and drooping flowers that look similar to Baby’s-breath. AlamyInvasive Japanese knotweed plant with green leaves and white flowers[/caption] Tom Heutte/USDA Forest ServiceThe plant can grow 3 feet per week and thrives in almost every condition[/caption] It requires no care and thrives quickly so it’s a popular option with gardeners. However, the seemingly harmless plant is built like bamboo and can crack the pavement and kill surrounding plants. The plant’s stalks can grow up
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