Practical tips and ideas involving tree maintenance in the backyard.
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A guide with 10 landscaping ideas to repurpose old tree stumps in the garden, from creating furniture to turning them into decorative pieces.
Trees add fantastic value to the scenery in your backyard, regardless of the season. However, there may be a time when you have to cut down a tree, which will leave behind a tree stump.
Most people see tree stumps as useless or perhaps even an eyesore in their garden, but stump removal requires a lot of time and effort.
For many home gardeners, a tree stump can be a bit of an eyesore, and the urge to remove it can be hard to resist.
But preserving a tree stump and repurposing it into something decorative is worth trying. If you do have an old stump in your yard, one thing you can do is hollow it out and turn it into a decoration piece.
A complete guide explaining how to burn a tree stump so you can remove it with only a few tools and a bit of patience.
So you have an old tree stump in your garden or yard, and you’re thinking of removing it, or having it removed, by means of burning.
While there are various ways to remove tree stumps, burning is a cost-effective and relatively easy way to accomplish that goal with only a few tools and some patience.
A detailed guide with three methods to remove a tree stump without using a grinder: manually, with chemicals, or by burning it.
Felling a tree can be difficult work in and of itself, but the real challenge often comes with trying to remove the stump. Tree stump grinders are efficient and practical machines but also expensive.
The good news is that you can get rid of a tree stump without using a grinder. This can typically be done in three ways: manually, chemically, and by burning.
Learn how to preserve a tree stump for outdoor or indoor use in this guide, because old stumps can be repurposed in many different ways.
There are so many things you can do with a tree stump that it may be worth keeping it for future use. But preserving a tree stump is not as easy as it may sound and comes with risks and challenges.
In this article, I will discuss some of the reasons why you would want to keep those stubborn tree leftovers and give them a second life.
A guide explaining three methods to kill a tree without cutting it down. Learn more about girdling, using chemicals, and using copper nails.
While trees can be a beautiful addition to your yard, there comes a time when the tree has outstayed its welcome. Whether it’s growing past the point of unruliness or uncomfortably close to your home or driveway, there are reasons why you may need to get rid of a tree.