What Do You Do With Stump Grindings?
Stump grindings can be used in your garden in several ways. The first is as mulch. This provides a non-slip surface and helps deter some pests. It also insulates your soil.
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The other is as compost. This can be a fun way to reuse the material from your tree removal. You can also add this to a compost pile to enrich your soil. The best part is that you can spread it on your garden beds and paths.
The old stump may also be recycled into a small portable fountain or birdbath. You could even build a picnic table out of it.
Leaf Rake
The leaf rake is a great tool to gather large wood chips. It has flexible teeth that can capture the largest pieces. The best part is that the rake also retains moisture.
The most impressive thing about this particular device is that it can scoop up everything from leaves to evergreen needles. The best part is that it can rake a pile of debris that can be turned into a small plastic container of compost.
Useful functions
It is not surprising that the most effective stump grindings are the ones that provide the most useful function. This is why they are often the best to use when it comes to making compost.
The other cool thing about stump grindings is that they can help prevent erosion. When they are used to cover a hole left by a tree, they insulate the soil and keep it from drying out.
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