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Remove a Tree Stump
The root of the problem
Whether it’s because of disease, branch overhang danger (with power lines or rooftops), or simply to open up space, sometimes a tree just has to be cut down. Which leaves a pesky problem: the stump. Solutions to the stump dilemma vary–you can rev up your chainsaw and crank out a yard sculpture, or use it as a natural bench or potted plant platform. Or you can read on to find various ways to make the darn thing disappear forever.
Plant a Tree
Setting down roots
Planting a tree is one of the nicest things you can do for your house and your neighborhood. It makes sound economic sense, too. Tree shade can reduce air conditioning costs by 15 to 50 percent. The windbreak that trees provide can shield houses from wind and snow, reducing heating costs by as much as 30 percent. Trees also increase property values, and they can provide colorful fall foliage and fond memories.


