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Removing/ cutting up large Miscanthus

18 years ago

How do you remove/move/divide Miscanthus, or other large grasses? Is there a special trick?

I've tried to remove a couple I've had in the ground for two summers... and it was not easy! Kinda hard to remove a 100lb. rootball. Tried to cut up my Miscanthus 'Gigantus' and ended up using a small hatchet to chop it into sections.

I'm getting an axe next time.

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