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17-11-2007, 03:23 PM
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My tree roots are covered Oh MY God!!!!
I have 2 acres and a third is wooded, the problem is the third that is
wooded, well all the leaves have now fallen off the tree's The roots are covered by the leaves!!! I don't have the time to rake them.... oh wait I live in an area where almost everything is wooded, doesn't that mean all the wooded area's AKA the forest, aren't their roots covered too? I think I read in this group that is was bad to cover the roots of a tree (I think it kills them or something). What ever am I going to do? There must be an Expert in this group that can help. Thanks in advance!!! ;-) Not Clark... -- Don't you have Google in your part of the world? |
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