This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Can these roots be removed and if so how, or would it be better to just smooth the surface over and plant grass? Any advice that you can provide would be appreciated. We are contemplating working the soil and perhaps putting another tree, shrubs, or rock garden on the site, but there is still a heavy root system present. The stump was ground down and we have not done anything with this spot since then. We had a large mountain ash tree (probably 40 years old) removed from our yard due to rot three years ago. Q: I’m hoping that you can give me some advice regarding a landscaping situation.
A cutworm is shown after being dug out of a farmer’s field. Coffee grounds might not be a scientifically proven method, but many gardeners swear by it. You can also sprinkle diatomaceous earth or coffee grounds around the base of the plants. This is a very satisfying way to control them. Yes, handpicking works, simply head out into the garden with your flashlight after dark. Please try again Article contentĪ: There are several ways you can try to attack cutworms. The next issue of Edmonton Journal Headline News will soon be in your inbox. If you don't see it, please check your junk folder.
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