How to Cover Exposed Tree Roots : Tree Trimming u0026 Care

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Название	:	How to Cover Exposed Tree Roots : Tree Trimming u0026 Care
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Ridiculouscomplete waste of time
Comment from : Mark Swinden

Remember guys, it’s as easy as that ! 😂😂
Comment from : N17

Your not supposed to cover tree roots
Comment from : Utz

This is great video, very kind man However I dont want multch anyother options?
Comment from : john epps

This is of no value since three-quarters of my yard or roots and I live in the city with a small front yard
Comment from : Jeremiah Dunlap

Nice concept fella but that is not always going to be realistic
Comment from : Eric Bradley

Ilive in sc,,,have issue with pine tree roots have started growing above grown and ruining lawnmower blades,,can i cut the roots and not face death of tree,,i have removed alot of pine stree stumps with a bulldozer and i know theyhave a long tap root so can i cut the roots and if i do howlong will it take to kill the tree
Comment from : Charlie Smith

What kind of mulch is best for an oak and a maple ? Should I pot any sandy soil down b4 the mulch ???
Comment from : Dove eyes

What an idiot, really
Comment from : Gurvindeep Singh

wow problem solved that easy my front yard and backyard just mulch wow!!!
Comment from : Rapid Review

Not so easy gotta dig up all the grass from inbetween the exposed roots
Comment from : Dove eyes

Well, what about adding top soil to the lawn? The new top soil will be more aerated and allow for air flow, and you won't hit them with the mower?
Comment from : Jeff W

What in the world???
Comment from : Slimtend

I can’t do that, my entire grout yard is one big tree with surface roots I can’t put mulch over my entire front yard My idiot husband keeps mowing over the poor tree roots and cutting them all up
Comment from : LisaNYC

Cut down the tree
Comment from : LLthugJ

This is dumb as shit Before you know it you have a full mulch backyard instead of lawn Cut them fuckers out!!!! Problem solved 👌🏽
Comment from : Jordan401

Lol nice grass > a nice tree
Comment from : Rufus P Doggie

This is the worst video The HOA does not approve that I cover my entire front yard with mulch
Comment from : Rauf Zeerak

I just watched another video that said "Mulch can rot the tree roots" and advised not to do this? I would love to extend and cover minewhich is okay to do?
Comment from : ARay Maddy

This won’t work for my yard The entire yard would be mulch😜
Comment from : Cheryl M

Retarded video
Comment from : HPG Dawn Patrol

Worst video ever
Comment from : SZ

This guys is smoking the mulch!
Comment from : FlngV

If you have mature silver maples your whole lawn will be mulch Let's be more realistic
Comment from : Ed Aker

This has to be the dumbest thing that I've ever heard That's his solution seriously?!?! I'm no lawn or tree expert, but this seriously must be for the lazy person that doesn't want a beautiful yard How many people did this man con out of money doing their yards and tree work? I pray that he learned the correct way and started being an honest person to his clients
Comment from : Amanda Sanford

This" tree expert " failed to impress me Does anyone know is theres a way to have the roots grow deeper underground naturally? I have what I believe is a young elm tree thats just taking off and was looking for a natural way to train the roots I thought maybe expose them as much as possible so they go deeper on there own but I just don't know if this will work Any suggestions anyone?
Comment from : Steve Adamo

Great ideathats what I’m doing in SoCal
Comment from : Jan McGinn

I have a Tulip tree with exposed roots Is mulch the only answer?
Comment from : Tom Reeder

As we speak we are getting hard winds, the tree in my back yard at the base the ground is slightly moving with the wind blowing Do I need to worry or is this normal Should I cut the tree down? The tree is 40feet tall and about 2 feet wide Canopy starts about 15 ft Need help?!?
Comment from : Richard Mauch

So after reading the commentswhich crack me up by the way, is that there are good sides to each point Here is my somewhat solution to each side if there is one brbr To save the health of the tree you don't want to mow over the roots as well as cutting them out which damages the structural integrity over time as stated Nobody wants a yard of mulch To somewhat meet in the middle is that unfortunately one must trim with a weedeater around the roots and mow in areas that you can It may take extra time but its a "somewhat" solution
Comment from : Jeremiah Sandstrom

Is this the guy they call Einstein? Geez, what a waste of time this video
Comment from : lightspeed horse

Will Do! I love my tree!
Comment from : mamabear422

Umno What about another obvious solution? Like add a layer of dirt to level out the lawn
Comment from : Alexander Knight

Lol, I'll just mulch my whole yard! This is a waste of a video
Comment from : Mike Vinas

What an idiot
Comment from : A

What we all need is a video for people that care about the grass more than the tree
Comment from : Dmeister

What a great idea I'll just mulch my entire backyard The kids will love that Not to mention the resale value I can advertise it as a low maintenance yard and throw my mower away
Comment from : just snuggle

No, Davey, the roots are not close to the surface because they're "swamp" trees that have evolved generationally this way I can't imagine whose lessons you're repeating there but the real reason in most cases is sporadic, infrequent rainfall, even irrigation systems contribute (also thundershowers) that translates to a sparse water source Roots follow the water hence they come to the surface via a process called desertification, maybe look it up! When watering most people fail to consider duration, they will water frequently, even daily and twice daily but forget that short watering intervals don't allow the water to seep down into the soil These folks would be better off watering once or twice a week for longer periods of time, but try teaching the masses that Anyhow, this frequent short interval watering draws the roots to the surface
Comment from : Pascals Videos

My goodness! That's not a practical fix Why would anyone waste time creating a video like this?
Comment from : Bill Thornton

Avoid mowing around the exposed tree root area Problem solved!
Comment from : Raul Gutierrez

I just say: WHAAAAT?! Hahaha
Comment from : Rada hero

I'm just going to get rid of my trees
Comment from : Mike G

Terrible A friggin SEA of mulch Mulch blows away Huge areas of mulch look like crap Everyone knows this They are a pain to keep clean of debris, etc
Comment from : Gianni Giumpup

Dude why do most Ehow videos have failing like to dislike ratios
Comment from : Darth Crypto

Ya just replace your grass with mulch That will look great 👍🏻
Comment from : phenosin1

How do you get rid of that grass without damaging the roots? Do you just cover the grass with a mulch and will this cause the grass to gradually quit growing altogether? But don’t I need to put down an edging in the diameter of area I want filled with mulch also?
Comment from : earl0520

Nobody needs this video to have come up with that idea Hahahaha! I thought this was gonna actually show something that was gonna take care of the problem
Comment from : HQLB Productions

Changing the situation doesn't necessarily solve the problem Half my front yard is tree roots ur telling me i have to change out have my grass for multch
Comment from : Chado468

I guess you could mow higher, which is also better for the grass
Comment from : Rob James

Sadly, more than half my lawn would be mulch Any other options?
Comment from : DrCognitive

So that would mean a whole yard full of mulch! Stupid!
Comment from : John Vester, Jr YTchannel

Roots are growing under my sidewalk and pushing it upbrNeed a solution tyhat does not include cutting down the treebrAre there any?brThanks
Comment from : A145084 DAVE

Not an arborist, but my understanding these roots are called buttress roots and provide support for the tree If you cut them you are going to take away structural support, so your tree is more prone to topple from storms Also, if you want to add soil and make a landscaped bed, the added grade will suffocate the roots and lead to eventual decline and possibly death The only option I was told by Davey was to add mulch Luckily I have some trees on the edge of my property and I don't mind loosing some lawn there
Comment from : Josh

Seriously not helpful
Comment from : Jessica Zahradka

horrible video
Comment from : Kbalz Bar

So it's don't cover the roots or cut down the tree?
Comment from : MJB

That will look terrible in most yards
Comment from : Jose Martinez

Stupid!
Comment from : Dub V

yea because doing this will work for everyone what kind of expert are you
Comment from : THE AUTO BODY GUY

Ideally turf shouldn't be within the drip-line of a tree (I'd recommend at least 4-6" radius of mulch every 1" diameter of tree) Turf will sometimes encourage roots to grow closer the surface being more of a problem Other times soil could have washed away over time causing the roots to appear which could be fixed with more topsoil
Comment from : DEmersonJMFM

covering my entire yard with mulch is not an option, removing the trees are not an option, how do I remove the above ground roots?
Comment from : ihoppoet

what if i don't want to have a yard full of mulch?
Comment from : Music Sweet Music

I have the same issue, I was thinking about adding 3-4 inches of topsoil over the root system, this tree has exposed roots more on the sides and back half, makes cutting difficult and a lot of time spent with the weed whipper Local lawn and gardening shop wants 30$ per yard plus a 30$ delivery with a 2 yard minimum I may also just mulch around it, but it'll be a large radius and I think it'll look very odd and tacky The surface is about 800 sq ft
Comment from : Michael Uncapher