Make stumps disappear in the garden
If you have tree stumps in the garden and do not want to take them away, it's a lot of hard work, especially for me, poor single woman :) Then you can do about a raised bed and plant.
Because one does not always want to have raised beds everywhere, I have solved it this way: From a large flowerpot the soil was broken and placed over the stump, soil pure and planted in the pot then a dahlia. Of course you can also plant other things.
Advantages:
1.The trunk rots slowly but surely, by the constant humidity
2. That looks nice too. Here are my examples
Meanwhile, I have also planted around the pot still student flowers. So you do not see any earth anymore.
The raised bed is above an old, thick plum tree stump. I did that from a Gabionsbox. The sides are made with such a balcony sunshade. Next year I will plant the nasturtium pages.
