Gardeners have been told to 'leave a dead tree in situ' and not to tidy up their gardens, as experts reveal the ways in which ...

Gardening experts have issued a stark warning to anyone who is considering removing or tidying up a tree stump in their outdoor space, explaining that it is actually good for your yard ...

Gardeners who have a tree stump rotting in their garden have been issued an urgent warning not to touch it or remove it. At ...

Break out the rotten wood with a sharpened felling ax. For a completely labor-free removal, some manufacturers of tree stump removal chemicals suggest burning out what's left of the stump by ...

People who have rotting tree stumps in theirs gardens have been issued with urgent advice not to touch it. During the winter months, gardens begin to fill with mess and debris. Old leaves pile up ...

This would probably be illegal and might well kill whatever was living on the rotting tree stump, though. Better to have decomposing wood in a garden. If you have a dying tree, let it die.

"A tree stump by evolution and purpose is the widest ... or even bleach can also be used to speed up the rotting process. The rock salt method may take longer than specialized chemicals and ...

Gardeners who have tree stumps rotting in their garden have been issued an urgent warning: don’t touch it. At this time of year especially, gardens begin to fill with mess. Dead leaves pile up ...

This would probably be illegal and might well kill whatever was living on the rotting tree stump, though. Better to have decomposing wood in a garden. If you have a dying tree, let it die.