3 Ways to Remove a Tree Stump By Hand by Orlando Stump Grinding

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3 Ways to Remove a Tree Stump By Hand by Orlando
Stump Grinding
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If there is only one tree stump to be removed,
doing it by hand can be quicker and cheaper.
According to experts like Orlando Stump Grinding,
the removal of a tree stump doesn't require a
tractor or stump grinder.  Here are 3 ways to
remove a tree stump by hand with tools you
probably already have at home.
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  The Easiest Way To Remove A Tree Stump By
Hand   The tree stump should not be tilled or
plowed if it is in a flower bed or garden.
Studies have shown that it is harmful to the
soil. The stump is only ground down a few inches
below the soil level when a tree removal
specialist grinds it out.
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The Old Fashioned Way   If the easy way sounds
too easy and you want to have a masculine project
to take up an entire Saturday, here is how to do
it the old-fashioned way. Make sure the major
roots of the stump are exposed by digging around
it with a shovel. A pick or a digging bar may
also be required, depending on your soil. You
need to dig as much as necessary to get to all
the roots.
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Rotting A Stump Naturally   This is the best way
you have seen to rot a stump. It is super easy.
Just put a pile of compost over the stump. The
fungi in the compost will begin to decompose the
stump. It is still going to take a year or
longer.   This is how mother earth does it so it
works. You have seen people put a black plastic
bucket over the stump as well but experts like
Orlando Stump Grinding are not sure this is
necessary. Just keep it covered in compost and
you may want to add some animal poop as time goes
on.
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