Turn a problem into an opportunity: Make that old stumpy thing a food factory or ornamental showplace!
Q. I have a tree stump in my yard that is about four feet high and approximately ten feet around. It couldn't be cut any lower because the tree grew around old fence posts and the chain saw blades were getting ruined. Is there any way to speed up the rotting process?
Q. Do you know of a way to get rid of tree stumps? I have two large ones from pine trees that were snapped off in a windstorm last fall. They are about 4-5 feet across, so digging them out is not really possible. I would like to plant something in their space.
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You will never believe this but poor buttermilk on them and in afew months--gone
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