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Three reasons why you should grind your stump.

patrickDan1 edited this page Jul 21, 2019 · 1 revision

For the last three hundred million years, trees have been around. Providing food through their fruits, providing shelter through their wide branches. They provide aesthetic value, beautifying their environment with the wide range of colors their leaves take. Trees also consume carbon dioxide which humans produce as a waste product and give out oxygen for our consumption. This highlights the sensitive but important role played by trees in the ecosystem. Like humans, the tree lifecycle moves from birth to death. With intermediate stages like youth, maturity signifying noticeable changes in the appearances of your trees. But no matter how great trees are to you and to your environment, sometimes they just need to be cut down. From reasons ranging from the need to build a new road lane or an extension for your garage to simply the tree dying, trees are cut down on a daily basis as they are sent to the processing plant to be modelled into other end products. But when trees are cut down, the stump is left in the ground. The stump of a tree refers to the bottom part of a tree left projecting from the ground after most of the trunk has fallen or been cut down. To get rid of this, the options are to either grind the stump or remove it from the ground completely. You can also check out Wichita News. There may have a quick step in doing it. Here are three reasons why you should grind your stump: 1.It is faster: Depending on the thickness and mass of your stump, stump grinding could take between 4 – 12 hours. Regardless of this, it is a quicker method that the other styles of getting rid of your stump. Allowing your stump to wither completely takes between 5 – 8 months and stump removal takes a few days and leaves you with a hole where your tree once stood. 2. It provides you a nifty byproduct: As your stump is being grinded, the byproduct of the process could be used as a great mulching option. Simply dry the shavings of your tree and use them as appropriate. This is a great byproduct as opposed to stump removal or stump decay that give off nothing. 3. It is easier: When dealing with stump removal, the amount of machinery needed to excavate the stump is astronomical. Same thing goes with stump decay that requires a dash of nitrogen based fertilizer every now and then to speed up the process. Stump grinding requires the use of easy to operate machinery. After the work, you can check outTree services Tulsa to close it off.

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