Instead of paying a professional hundreds to remove a tree stump, try this DIY method with the common household item most ...

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

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 ...

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

Gardeners who have a tree stump rotting in their garden have been issued an urgent warning not to touch it or remove it. At this time of year especially, gardens begin to fill with mess.

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 ...

For now, avoid clearing up dead leaves, old flowers and brown stalks and tree stumps as these are actually good for your garden. According to one expert “anything rotting is good news.” ...

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.

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.