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Eucalyptus Stumps on a Slope: Leave Them for Stability

Three large eucalyptus on a steep bank to be removed. Owner asks if leaving stumps cut below grade will harm new plants.

Leave Stumps and Roots

Stumps and roots stabilize the slope until new vegetation establishes. No toxicity to new plants. Plant around stumps. Removing them risks mudslides.

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