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13-04-2006, 03:17 PM
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Ground Stump Chips in Garden
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13-04-2006, 05:47 PM
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Ground Stump Chips in Garden
casabragg wrote:
A friend of mine had a stump ground a couple of years ago. Would the ground up stump be any good in the garden? My garden has a lot of leaves and grass clippings from over the years and I get a lot of great veggies, would this material help? Please contact me at I don't know but it would probably depend on what kind of a tree it was. If it was a walnut tree, it would probably totally ruin your garden. |
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