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Lilac tree is no more...very sad.
My beautiful lilac tree has died this year and the wind last night has blown it down. I am very sad.
Can anyone give me some tips as to getting out the roots easily, it was quite old and maybe something that will grow quite quickly in its place.
I have a Mimosa tree in a pot but I am worried to plant it there.
Any ideas welcome.
Many thanks
Emma
Can anyone give me some tips as to getting out the roots easily, it was quite old and maybe something that will grow quite quickly in its place.
I have a Mimosa tree in a pot but I am worried to plant it there.
Any ideas welcome.
Many thanks
Emma
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>Can anyone give me some tips as to getting out the roots easily, <
What size are we talking about. Obviously hiring a man with a stump-grinder machine is easiest, if not the cheapest!
>Any ideas welcome.<
If you fancy something completely different, a stipa gigantea. Mine was doing loads of 8-foot stems in it's 2nd year after planting and looks great shimmering in the breeze.0
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