Tree Roots?

Discussion in 'Trees' started by Weedwacker, Jul 9, 2008.

  1. Weedwacker

    Weedwacker Apprentice Gardener

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    Hi

    I wonder if anyone could help?

    When we came here our garden was full of trees and had no light.

    I have now removed most of the trees and put a lawn down,the only trouble is i need a fast way to remove the remaining stumps.

    I was thinking about a product called "Root Out" but just wondered if there was a faster way to get rid of them?

    Without a lot of digging that is,as im disabled.
     
  2. Man Of Leisure MOL

    Man Of Leisure MOL Gardener

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    Chemicals kill not remove them. Tractors or jcbs do the digging. Good luck.
     
  3. whis4ey

    whis4ey Head Gardener

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    There is a current post on this subject in the trees forum
     
  4. Kristen

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  5. Weedwacker

    Weedwacker Apprentice Gardener

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    Thanks for your help.

    And thanks whis4ey for pointing me in the right direction(i didnt look first).

    Problem will be solved at the weekend as a friend is coming over with a mini digger:thumb:as this is the fastest way in the end.
     
  6. Kristen

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    If its a track-laying digger watch out for damage to the lawn - when they turn they tear up the grass, so "turning" needs to be done very carefully, and you need to drive in straight lines as much as possible
     
  7. Weedwacker

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    Job done:thumb:

    You were right about the grass Kristen it did tear it up a bit, my mate did the driving/operating so damage was at a minimum.

    Just got to fill in the holes now and sort out the grass, looks better already without the stumps.
     
  8. takemore02withit

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    Pleased to hear it weedwaker, well done, I bet your relieved its all behind you now, and can enjoy your garden at last.:thumb::D 02
     
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