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Overgrown griselinia - part 2.

andybookie · 2020-04-18 19:49:11

So I asked before here on boards what to do with the overgrown Grisilinia I inherited on a house purchase. I cut it down to the state you can see in the attached picture and now decided to uproot altogether as it looks awful and I want to start over. I am going to turf up to the shed. In lockdown I have no power tools to…

18-04-2020 7:49pm

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andybookie

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So I asked before here on boards what to do with the overgrown Grisilinia I inherited on a house purchase.

I cut it down to the state you can see in the attached picture and now decided to uproot altogether as it looks awful and I want to start over.

I am going to turf up to the shed.
In lockdown I have no power tools to help, simply a pic axe, a spade and a garden fork.
What should I do to ensure I get rid of it all including the roots, that won't grow back and ruin the lawn.

Thanks

Andy

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