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Old 31-07-2004, 10:56 PM
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Default Removing ferns and recovering space

Learn to live with the mighty ferns.


"Ravi" wrote in message
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There are three ferns in my backyard, each over seven feet tall. I
don't know the specific variety. These were planted by the previous
owner along the fenceline with the adjacent properties. I would like
to replace them with another set of plants or trees. Is it possible
to remove and recover space from plants that size? The trunks are
large and I am assuming that the root system must be quite extensive.
Just chopping them down would leave substantial stumps and doesn't
make the soil usable for anything else.

Thanks,

--- Ravi
Redondo Beach, CA
(Los Angeles area)



 
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