So you cut down a tree and are left with a stump you want to remove. Easy enough, right? Just be sure to avoid these mistakes ...

To remove a branch, use a three-cut method that protects both you and the tree. Making the cut this way will prevent the branch from tearing away and ripping bark from the trunk. Ripped-off bark makes ...

Gardeners who have a tree stump rotting in their garden have been issued an urgent warning not to touch it or remove it. At ...

Gardeners have been told to 'leave a dead tree in situ' and not to tidy up their gardens, as experts reveal the ways in which mess can be actually be beneficial ...

Gardeners are being urged to resist the temptation of tidying up their gardens, especially when it comes to a rotting tree stump. As the garden becomes cluttered with dead leaves, wilted flowers, and ...

The Royal Horticultural Society has shared insights for garden lovers, suggesting that a tree stump need not be an eyesore and can actually become an asset to wildlife. They detailed: "In most cases, ...

Geneticist Zhang Huarong walks through the forest near his Hong Kong research lab, gesturing towards a rotting incense tree stump that is one of over a dozen illegally felled for the valuable wood ...

This would probably be illegal and might well kill whatever was living on the rotting tree stump, though. Better to have decomposing wood in a garden. If you have a dying tree, let it die.