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- Remove shrubs - tips and tricks
- When may I remove shrubs?
- How do I remove shrubs from my garden?
- Can I plant the shrubs elsewhere?
- The essentials in brief:
- Tips
Flachwurzler can be removed quite easily
Remove shrubs - tips and tricks
Sometimes it is necessary or desirable to remove a shrub from the garden, be it because it is poisonous like the wisteria or just too big. Maybe you just want to redesign your garden.
When may I remove shrubs?
If you want to dispose of your shrub then the removal is possible at any time. Out of consideration for breeding garden birds, you should not pass this during the breeding season, but wait until late summer or fall.
How do I remove shrubs from my garden?
It makes it much easier for you to dig up a shrub if you cut it back radically. Then dig out the root ball. Although the removal of tree or shrub stumps with the help of chemicals is quite possible, but not very environmentally friendly. You can already see this from the industry's hint that they are not going to replant the treated area for the time being. Rather grab your spade and hoe.
Dig out the root ball as much as possible. You do not have to be squeamish, at least not if you want to dispose of the excavated shrub. Depending on the type of shrub, the remains of the roots can drive out again. The blue rain is known for this shoot. Chop the root remains left in the ground or dig them completely out.
Can I plant the shrubs elsewhere?
If their shrubs are not very old, then they may also be transplanted instead of being cleared and disposed of. However, this should happen at the optimal planting time. So the chance is greatest that the bushes survive the procedure well and recover quickly. Freshly planted shrubs should be watered well in the first few months.
The essentials in brief:
Tips
Before removing your shrub altogether, ask your friends or neighbors if they are interested. So maybe you can make someone happy.