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  1. kr236rk
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    Copper Beech Down

    It cuts beautifully, no sign of the chain breaking.
    Post by: kr236rk, Mar 5, 2022 in forum: Trees
  2. kr236rk
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    Copper Beech Down

    Thanks, I take up any slack after each cut. If you don't do this the chain will literally fall off I found.
    Post by: kr236rk, Mar 5, 2022 in forum: Trees
  3. kr236rk
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    Copper Beech Down

    Also, the stump can be rocked slightly in the waterlogged ground, it's not steady; and it's leaning at a 45 degree angle, which will make grinding...
    Post by: kr236rk, Mar 4, 2022 in forum: Trees
  4. kr236rk
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    Copper Beech Down

    Possibly so, but I have no trailer for my car, there is no way I could collect one from a hire shop. Delivery - and then collection - would be...
    Post by: kr236rk, Mar 4, 2022 in forum: Trees
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    Copper Beech Down

    That's still going to leave what's immediately below the surface - but anyway, the ground is saturated with rain just now, can't even see to get...
    Post by: kr236rk, Mar 3, 2022 in forum: Trees
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    Copper Beech Down

    This is when it gets tricky, sooner or later the chain saw is going to hit earth, & that will dull the blade; I've also never seen a chain saw...
    Post by: kr236rk, Mar 3, 2022 in forum: Trees
  7. kr236rk
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    Copper Beech Down

    Have someone coming round next week to take a look, thanks.
    Post by: kr236rk, Mar 3, 2022 in forum: Trees
  8. kr236rk
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    Copper Beech Down

    I bought a chain saw, at least I can now mow the grass around the stump. otherwise that area of garden would have run wild.But those roots run...
    Post by: kr236rk, Mar 2, 2022 in forum: Trees
  9. kr236rk
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    Copper Beech Down

    Problem with hiring a grinder is collecting it.May have another go at undermining the stump, digging down to expose the roots. It's too wet at...
    Post by: kr236rk, Mar 2, 2022 in forum: Trees
  10. kr236rk
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    Copper Beech Down

    Have tried digging it out - half killed me.I'll ask about a grinder at the local garden centre :)
    Post by: kr236rk, Mar 2, 2022 in forum: Trees
  11. kr236rk
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    Copper Beech Down

    Hi,The recent storm has felled my copper beech.How do I get the stump out please?Thanks :)
    Thread by: kr236rk, Mar 2, 2022, 25 replies, in forum: Trees
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    Mint disaster :-o

    Thanks. Went into double-disaster mode: have a mister filed with saline & have now ringed the rescued mint round with cut lengths of bramble,...
    Post by: kr236rk, Jul 26, 2020 in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Mint disaster :-o

    Noticed bits of the rescued mint were starting to disappear. Went out last night to find 2 enormous slugs devouring the plant, I pulled them off &...
    Post by: kr236rk, Jul 26, 2020 in forum: Edible Gardening
  14. kr236rk
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    Mint disaster :-o

    Thanks. Am amazed - you just snip a plant & it grows roots! :-o
    Post by: kr236rk, Jul 22, 2020 in forum: Edible Gardening
  15. kr236rk
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    Mint disaster :-o

    So they can root from being pruned then, please?
    Post by: kr236rk, Jul 21, 2020 in forum: Edible Gardening
  16. kr236rk
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    Mint disaster :-o

    Plant still going strong.Of this post I can only see "A day later I took the potted pruning and put it back...", the rest of it disappears :scratch:
    Post by: kr236rk, Jul 21, 2020 in forum: Edible Gardening
  17. kr236rk
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    Mint disaster :-o

    About a month ago I was pruning round some newly appeared mint sproutlings before they could be crowded out by invasive grasses & demolished by...
    Thread by: kr236rk, Jul 20, 2020, 10 replies, in forum: Edible Gardening
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    Herbs - watering?

    Wow, that's good & bad news - bad 'cos I just hosed the patch; good, because I won't need to again for a while :) Too much water last year then...
    Post by: kr236rk, Jun 29, 2019 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Herbs - watering?

    Hi,How much should I water mint please?It's in a patch with oregano & wild flowers.Thank you.
    Thread by: kr236rk, Jun 29, 2019, 2 replies, in forum: General Gardening Discussion
  20. kr236rk
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    Herb Garden Disaster :(

    Loathe chives :biggrin: dug the ones out I originally planted several years ago, they are too whiffy for me :D Can't believe I got my mint back,...
    Post by: kr236rk, May 30, 2019 in forum: Herbs and Wildflowers
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