It may be necessary to drill holes in the woody.

Oct 29, Using a Jack 1. Cut away the branches of the tree with clippers. Start on the outside of the tree, removing the smaller branches. 2. Shovel a trench around the bush. Use your pointed shovel or garden shovel to expose the bush’s 97%(33). Jun 15, Using your garden shovel, begin digging up the soil around the remaining plant stump.

Water the shrub well until it's established in its new position.

Continue digging until you expose the roots of the plant. Use your trowel to clear away as much soil as you can from each root branch. Depending on the thickness of the root, use either your handsaw or the reciprocating saw to slice through purple fall foliage trees Reading Time: 5 mins.

Jun 01, An easy solution to remove the dirt and hence lightening the shrub or bush is to hit the soil with a garden hose or even a power washer. If you hit the soil with some water pressure the dirt will simply wash right away.

You’ll be left with only the shrub or bush which can be cut up, burned, or moved to curb for treecutter.barted Reading Time: 5 mins. Jul 04, Place the plant in a hole so the crown is level with the ground soil, covering with soil and 2 to 3 inches (5 to cm.) of organic mulch to retain water and deter weeds. Water thoroughly. Continue renovating the garden, composting unwanted plants, and dividing or just plain relocating or removing Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins.

Start by digging around the base of the shrub and cutting all the roots you can get at. Then lay scraps of plywood on each side of the shrub. Set a jack stand or concrete blocks on one side and set up your jack on the other.

Lay a beam across them and tie the root to the beam with a chain.