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Removing a Dead Zelkova: Root Excavation Guide and Replanting Advice

Root Removal Formula

Dig a circle: 6 inches radius per inch of trunk diameter. Depth: 12 inches. This captures most of the root system.

Backfill & Replant

Fill hole with good topsoil.
Yes, you can replant the same species (or any tree) in the same spot.

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