Pruning branches
doesn't fix bad roots.
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1 comment:
But...it is so much "easier" to prune branches than it is to dig up roots.
Nonetheless, continually pruning branches that stem from bad roots eventually reduces a tree to nothing more than dead, smelly, and ugly rotting roots.
However, while digging up roots may require more work at first, once a new seed is planted, instead of a dead rotting stump, a beautiful luscious tree will flourish.
True clean-up is hard work, but well worth it in the end.
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