Wind and birds bring plants that we don’t want at all. Some of them are dangerous to live next to. Others are prickly and unpleasant. They create impassable thickets and take over part of our property. There are also those that we invited to live with us and now we can’t get rid of them. These stumps sprout shoots and roots, destroy buildings, break through geotextiles and spoil the landscape design.

Chemical stump removal is advisable when it is impossible to grind it. If the stump continues to grow, releasing shoots and roots, which leads to the destruction of buildings, we recommend this method. After cutting, the stump is treated with herbicides that stop its growth, and it begins to gradually decompose. It usually takes more than ten years for a stump to decompose naturally. To speed up the process, we use composting activators that can destroy the stump in just a year.