
Why You Shouldn’t Leave Old Tree Stumps Sitting in Your Lawn
The tree came down months ago. Maybe it was a dying ponderosa pine, a storm-split cottonwood, or a silver maple

The tree came down months ago. Maybe it was a dying ponderosa pine, a storm-split cottonwood, or a silver maple

You had the tree cut down last fall. The stump looked finished, gray and cracked across the top. Then spring

Most tree stumps take 3 to 10 years to rot away on their own, and in Idaho, many take longer.

You had the tree cut down months ago, and the stump is still sitting there. Then one warm spring afternoon

You finally had that dying cottonwood cut down. The tree crew packed up, the sky opened up over the yard,

Removing a tree stump opens up new possibilities for your yard, but many homeowners are unsure what to do next.