These easy tree stump ideas are perfect for transforming an eyesore into an asset.
Instead, use these tree stump ideas to experiment with something new in your garden.
Use the opportunity to create a rustic planter foryour flowering annuals.
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Fill the cavity with potting soil and add your favorite flowers.
Remember, the stump-pot might not drain water like an ordinary store-bought planter.
Be sure to fill the water in yourbird bath regularly to keep it fresh and clean.
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Explore second-hand stores and even your garage for any object that brings you joy and proudly display it inyourgarden.
A Support for Climbing Plants
Stumps of all sizes can be used as a natural plant support.
Build or purchase a premade birdhouse in whatever style you like.
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This will work best on tall stumps or standing dead trees, ideally 8-10 feet tall or higher.
make a run at make these holes about 3 inches below a branch.
Place a Planter
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Turn a tree stump into a planter stand.
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Use a natural or earth tone-colored vessel to emphasize the plants.
In the meantime, all sorts of wildlife will continue to use the stump as habitat.
Sometimes, letting nature be is the best option.
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The rest of the downed tree can be used to make more seats.
Do it yourself or hire a professional to handle the saw.
Chainsaws are efficient but dangerous if not used properly.
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