That's a pretty big root ball, but the nice thing is that they don't really have a tap root that goes half a mile down as the pines here do.
The last several I took out had such deep taps that I dug about 6 feet down and still couldn't even wiggle the tap, so I cut off the top 4 feet and covered the remains.
I've seen a lot of people refer to tap roots on Oak trees, but the ones we have here are almost all pretty much surface, but spread as far out as the top canopy that hangs over.
Give me an oak any day. John
The last several I took out had such deep taps that I dug about 6 feet down and still couldn't even wiggle the tap, so I cut off the top 4 feet and covered the remains.
I've seen a lot of people refer to tap roots on Oak trees, but the ones we have here are almost all pretty much surface, but spread as far out as the top canopy that hangs over.
Give me an oak any day. John