K9 SouthEast Contractors – Stump Grinding
Posted by admin on Jan 23, 2010
K9 SouthEast Contractors stump grinding with precision and speed.
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How not to get a stump grinder onto a truck
Posted by admin on Jan 20, 2010
Watch craig struggle to get a stump grinder onto our truck, determined he can do it single handed
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What is the best way to get a start-up loan for a small business when you need it to even begin your business?
Posted by admin on Jan 20, 2010
My husband would like to start up his own tree stump grinding and tree trimming business, but all of the small business loans we have investigated require proof of one year profits. We would need a small business loan in order to purchase the equipment necessary to begin the business. Are there loans for this?
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Date: November 18th, 2009
Golf Course Stump Removal Video from 137 year old Cottonwood Tree
Posted by admin on Jan 20, 2010
web site is http://www.astumpman.com Video of A Stump Man Tree Stump Removal And Tree Service was at Raccoon Creek Golf Course grinding a stump from a Cottonwood Tree that probably started growing in 1871. The stump was at its widest width about 20 feet. A Stump Man Tree Stump Removal and stump grinding provides stump grinding in the Denver metro area of Colorado and all surrounding areas including Boulder Broomfield and Lafayette. Web site http://www.denvertreeremovalservice.com
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Large Oak Tree stump – any useful or decorative ideas?
Posted by admin on Jan 19, 2010
This was a 90′ Oak tree that was dying and I had cut down, any thoughts on decorating the stump rathering than spending more $$ to grind it?
Use it as a stage for your plants and yard art. Plan your garden around it, and use it to build height. Find some bromeliads to plant on it.
Stump Grinding
Posted by admin on Jan 19, 2010
Stump grinding
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Can I build a fire pit on top of an old tree stump? The stump is cut about 2-3 inches above ground. How to?
Posted by admin on Jan 18, 2010
You know, people put those firepits on their decks all the time. Maybe for safety, you should put some pavers between the bowl and the wood. OK, if it burns the stump–you don’t have to worry about it anymore.
Everett Tree Service Raleigh Tree Removal & Stump Grinding
Posted by admin on Jan 18, 2010
Getting rid of the tree doesn’t have to mean grinding up your yard. Just call the experts at Everett Tree Service in Raleigh, North Carolina. Equipped with special tires and trucks, they minimizes the damage done to your landscaping while safely removing dying or dangerous trees from your property. Services include tree removal, stump grinding, trimming, pruning and more. Call for a free estimate.
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Stump Grinding
Posted by admin on Jan 17, 2010
We recently got eight stumps ground down around the house. This is the grinder going to work on a group of three.
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Took down a tree… Ground down stump… Lots of mulch everywhere… Can our Mom put sod down on top?
Posted by admin on Jan 17, 2010
This was a HUGE southern oak tree. There was practically no grass in the yard due to all the shade it created. Now that it’s gone and the stump ground down, Mom wants to put down sod. Can it be done on top of the mulch? If not, how much mulch needs to be removed (difficult to coordinate long-distance… we don’t live near her)? Is there some way to speed up the absorption of the mulch where it lays or otherwise fertilize the sod to counter the acid from the mulch?
Thanks for any and all advice.
Thanks for your comments so far. How about further out from the tree where there is a thinner layer of spray-off (?) mulch, but more soil? The entire yard is pretty shallow when it comes to soil. This tree had a root system you wouldn’t believe!!!
Hi. First of all sod is not always the best/permant solution to your problem. The oak loves acid soil; grass loves a basic to neurtal soil. The sod will not take to the mulch and you will probably be replacing it very soon, The best way is to grow a permant lawn, but it will take a bit of work and time.
First the soil needs to be adjusted. I would suggest that you add at least 2 inches of a good top soil above the mulch. Then add lime to lower the acidity. Powdered line will take about 6 months to work fully, so you may want to use pelitized lime in a granular form that works within a couple of weeks. You should then seed the area with the best type of seed for your area. You can check with your local garden center-not the box stores- as to what type of grass grows best in your area. Usually you would put down the seed with a starter fertilizer and rake it all in to just under the soil. Then water daily when there is no rain. Just remember to give the area only about an inch of water daily–more times a day if the days are warm and sunny.
Even if you decide to go with sod, you will have to put down a good foundation of top soil for the roots to get hold and lower the acidity as well. Your mom may want to call a local landscaper to give her more advise and maybe some cost related expenses. You may want to send her this so she will know what is involved.
Either way, it will be a few years before a good lawn is established. Good luck and Happy Gardening.