Hi,
I have been pulling out some unwanted bushes and v.small trees in my front garden. Whilst I have been successful in cutting round digging and levering out the roots of most of the bushes, I have 4 left which won't budge. I have found that they all have interwoven trunks of 1-5cm in diameter and the roots, which are similarly coiled have 5cm roots.
The roots seem to go down very deep and I can't get them out easily with my space/fork, or even using a saw on the larger roots.
Do you have any advice before I call a tree surgeon? Is it possible to use a chainsaw to cut at angles into the stump or will the soil screw the chain?
I need them gone quickly so stump killer isn't going to work and burning them out is also off the table
Thx for your help. Jon
I have been pulling out some unwanted bushes and v.small trees in my front garden. Whilst I have been successful in cutting round digging and levering out the roots of most of the bushes, I have 4 left which won't budge. I have found that they all have interwoven trunks of 1-5cm in diameter and the roots, which are similarly coiled have 5cm roots.
The roots seem to go down very deep and I can't get them out easily with my space/fork, or even using a saw on the larger roots.
Do you have any advice before I call a tree surgeon? Is it possible to use a chainsaw to cut at angles into the stump or will the soil screw the chain?
I need them gone quickly so stump killer isn't going to work and burning them out is also off the table
Thx for your help. Jon