Hysyde
Gold Member
What is the best way to deal with roots heaving in your yard?
The attached picture doesn't quite show it, but this large root from a spruce tree is now protruding quite a bit. It's received a bit of trimming over the last few years courtesy of my mower. I'm guessing it's a mixture of frost heaving and maybe some compaction around it.
I could add some soil around it, but to completely cover it up would really mess up the grade.
I don't believe cutting such a large root as this is feasible given the damage possible to the tree?
How do the pros deal with these issues?
Thanks
The attached picture doesn't quite show it, but this large root from a spruce tree is now protruding quite a bit. It's received a bit of trimming over the last few years courtesy of my mower. I'm guessing it's a mixture of frost heaving and maybe some compaction around it.
I could add some soil around it, but to completely cover it up would really mess up the grade.
I don't believe cutting such a large root as this is feasible given the damage possible to the tree?
How do the pros deal with these issues?
Thanks