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25-09-2005, 07:48 PM
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Surface Roots
One of my silver birch trees has developed a surface root that
has ruined my 'lawn'. I read that they develop 'later in life'.( I assume it is the tree's life). I would like to remove it. Firstly, wil the rest of the root system be able to compensate? Secondly, can anyone suggest how I might go about it? TIA Alan |
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