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Mulch from stump grinder
Posted by WONTONGO
on 7/1/22 at 2:50 pm
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0I just had a huge pecan tree cut down in our front yard (it died). Can I use the mulch from the tree stump for the beds? I know some mulch might be too alkaline or acidic. We have boxwoods, indian hawthorns, and some viburnum.
It will be a mixture of mulch and dirt if you used a grinder…
Can not use in a smoker…. I have thrown my oak everywhere.. used it to fill low spots in yard.. beds etc…your stump area will sink in time so save some or pill it up a little there . my tree guy hauled off a lot of mine but still had a lot.. I also told all my neighbors to bring a wheelbarrow over and take what they wanted …
Can not use in a smoker…. I have thrown my oak everywhere.. used it to fill low spots in yard.. beds etc…your stump area will sink in time so save some or pill it up a little there . my tree guy hauled off a lot of mine but still had a lot.. I also told all my neighbors to bring a wheelbarrow over and take what they wanted …
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It will be a mixture of mulch and dirt if you used a grinder…
Definitely right, but depending on the size of the stump there's sometimes large areas that are almost all wood. I'd bet you could put them in a barrel or bucket of water and the wood would float and you'd have dang close to full wood chips.
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