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My current tree is nearing the end of its life, but is in the perfect spot for my next tree. Is there a good way to remove and replace?
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I have an Arizona ash tree that’s about 50 years old, and is starting to show its age. I live in Houston and would like to plant something native once I get the ash removed, but the ash is occupying an excellent position in the yard that I’d like my next tree to enjoy as well.
Is it possible to grind/remove a tree in a way that allows another to be planted in its place?
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