Buttermilk and Tree Stumps
- Subject: [GWL] Buttermilk and Tree Stumps
- From: "* B* <l*@msn.com>
- Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 12:53:48 -0700
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Hello all, Hopefully some of you have some experience with using buttermilk as a decomposition accelerator for stumps. I heard about this the other day from a somewhat reliable experienced gardener and it was news (GREAT) to me. Apparently, you drill holes in the stump and pour the buttermilk in them and then all over/around the stump. Although it takes longer to work than the commercially available chemical approach, it does work. Has anyone used this approach -- or any other non-chemical approach -- to remove stumps? Thanks! Lorraine Ballato 16 Mudry Farm Rd Brookfield CT 06804 (203)740-8636 |
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