* i disagree with their Ammonium sulphamate advice, as honey fungus feeds on rotting stumps)

We don't just work with tree stumps in gardens. we work all over the place, from London to Bournemouth and are quite happy to travel if the job requires it.  See where ROBERTS have been working lately ..and the sort of things we do!

 

Garden Organic is the working name of the Henry Doubleday Research Association (HDRA). They are a registered charity, and Europe's largest organic membership organisation. Here they give their advice on tree stump removal and their take on dealing with Honey fungus! *

The world renown Royal Horticultural Society give there advice on honey fungus and a sensible paragraph or two on tree stumps.  

A lot of things can be said to almost force you to have a stump removed, Honey Fungus is the big one. Some Tree stump removal companies try to scare you into having a stump removed intimating that it will cure your Honey fungus problem. Honey fungus can be very scary when you first think you might have it, but like any adversary you have to get to know about it. It is a natural part of the regenerative process but that does not help you when your Betula has gone for a Burton.

Although stump grinding can help by taking away or reducing a potential food source, we will not spin you any yarns but will point you to some links to good, reliable sources of information about Tree stumps and Honey fungus and are more than happy to give our advice over the phone or in person..

Possibly the first indication of Honey Fungus, the fruiting body.