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Ane G.
Ane G. 11.09.2026, 07:42
Last year, we cut back this red beech hedge—which is at least 70 years old—to the stump because our shoulders just couldn’t handle it anymore at over 2 meters. It was a “do or die” situation, but it survived!💪 My problem now: ash, elderberry, and dogwood have taken root in between. I can’t dig them out. Do you have any ideas on how I can get rid of them?
Last year, we cut back this red beech hedge—which is at least 70 years old—to the stump because our shoulders just coul…
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Sonnenkind Sonnenkind 11.09.2026, 08:03
Immer wieder zurückschneiden bis nach unten von den unliebsamen Gewächsen, um die Photosynthese zu blockieren. Da braucht man einen langen Atem.

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