Two arborvitae, one spirea, one unknown shrub in rock beds to be covered by deck. Owner wants to avoid digging near house.
No light under deck = no photosynthesis. Severed roots can't sustain regrowth. Stumps rot naturally. No need for stump grinding or vehicle pulling.
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