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A tree can be cut down in an afternoon, but its stump lingers like unfinished business. You could call in the professionals with their roaring grinders or pour chemicals into the soil and wait months ...

A flowering cherry stump has been drilled, with potassium nitrate (saltpeter) applied to the holes to speed the rotting of the stump. The last step would be to cover it all with shredded native tree ...

We had an old elm tree cut down a number of years ago but left the trunk about 15 feet, as I would like to save it for use as a piece of chain saw art. The tree kept growing from the top and ended up ...