Professional plant-protection treatments
We choose the approach to suit the location, required result and surrounding vegetation. Plant-protection products are used only where appropriate and in accordance with their authorised conditions of use. Invasive-plant management may also include mechanical treatment and follow-up checks.
Selective herbicide treatments
Targeted control of selected weeds in lawns and other areas where desirable vegetation needs retaining. Suitability depends on the vegetation present and the product's authorised use.
Targeted weed treatment
Care for surrounding vegetation

Total herbicide treatments
Treatment of unwanted vegetation on land intended for restoration, improvement or a new use. The method and scope depend on the site and permitted product applications.
Preparing land for the next stage
Scope agreed to suit your brief

Growth-regulation treatments
Growth regulation for selected grasses and other vegetation where treatment is suitable and authorised. We assess the options and expected effect according to the vegetation.
Regulating vegetation growth
Assessing treatment suitability

Invasive-plant control
Targeted management of invasive plants according to their species, extent and site conditions. At the Deer Moat at Prague Castle, we combined mechanical removal and targeted treatment for knotweed and bramble.
Species-specific treatment
Follow-up monitoring

Scope, pricing and handover
Pricing is site-specific. Two areas of the same size may need different treatments; the vegetation and intended result are what matter.
When this service can help
- Weeds keep returning to a maintained lawn.
- I want to remove vegetation before restoring an area.
What we agree beforehand
- The plants to remove and vegetation to retain.
- The appropriate method, subsequent clean-up and follow-up checks.
The result and follow-up care
Instructions for using the area afterwards and subsequent care depend on the treatment. The quote distinguishes one-off treatment from follow-up monitoring.
An approach suited to the vegetation and intended use. The quote defines treatment and follow-up checks; recurring growth may require several stages.
Choosing a treatment
What is growing here and what should stay?
Weeds in an established lawn
Send a close-up of the weed and a wider photograph of the lawn. The choice of a selective treatment depends on both the unwanted plant and the grass you want to keep.
A site awaiting renewal
Tell us whether seeding or planting is planned and when it should start. This helps us assess how to prepare the site.
Invasive growth
Mark patches on a map and attach photographs. Even for the same species, the extent of the growth and the surrounding vegetation affect the approach.
Use of the site
For school grounds, footpaths or commercial sites, explain when people use the area. We agree timing and access after treatment for the method selected.
Frequently asked questions
Photographs and sources
Weeds in a lawn — an illustration of targeted treatment. Ted Balmer · Unsplash Licence. Resized, converted to WebP and cropped for responsive display; no changes to the image content. Herbicide application before vegetation renewal — illustrative photograph. Krista Lundgren / USFWS · CC BY 2.0 / USFWS public domain. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped; no content alterations. Equipment for area-wide application — the image does not establish which product was used. GREON — photograph supplied by the site owner. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped; no content alterations. Japanese knotweed — illustrative photograph of an invasive species. Krzysztof Golik · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped; no content alterations.
What is the difference between selective and total herbicide treatment?
Selective treatment targets particular weeds while taking desirable vegetation into account. Total treatment is used where broader removal of unwanted vegetation is intended. Suitability always depends on the location and product.
What information do you need for a quote?
A photograph of the area, the location, approximate size and details of vegetation to retain are helpful.
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Explore our work
Not sure which weed-control method suits your land? Send photographs of the vegetation, the approximate area and the location. We will suggest options and prepare a no-obligation quote.
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