Are you tired of mowing in circles around that stump? Or worse, does the mower shop mechanic know you by name?
For a quick, safe, and inexpensive way to rid yourself of the "mower mine," try stump grinding. In minutes, we will turn that eyesore into a pile of mulch.
Our stump grinder is self-propelled and will fit through a 36-inch gate. It is big enough to tackle any stump but small enough to create minimal disturbance to the surrounding area.
We will grind your stump 4 to 6 inches below grade. The pile of shavings can be used as mulch around other plantings. With a little soil and seed, you will struggle remembering you had a stump (except for the bent mower blade collection in your garage).
It is not recommended to plant a replacement tree in the same spot. A few feet in any direction is necessary for optimum growth and health.
Other options for stumps:
You can use it as a planter by setting a pot on top. If the stump is hollow, you could fill it with soil and plant a cascading plant inside.
Makes a good base for a birdbath or feeder.
It makes a good home plate for whiffle ball, though it is a little rough on the close plays.
If you are a mycologist, it becomes a great spot for research.
If you live in a heavily populated area, you can use it to begin your political career (see Abe Lincoln).
If cut to a decent height (3 to 6 feet works best) it makes a good landmark. "Yeah, I'm the house with that big old ugly stump in the front."
