Problem plant removal: yucca, bamboo, agave and cactus
These plants regrow from the roots and most of them cannot go in green waste. What each one takes to kill properly, why disposal is the regulated step, and what it costs.
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These plants regrow from the roots and most of them cannot go in green waste. What each one takes to kill properly, why disposal is the regulated step, and what it costs.
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The pruning standard lists lopping under unacceptable practices, and some councils refuse to approve it. What to ask for instead, what each job costs, and who to call.
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Past 2.5 metres a neighbour can take your hedge to court, and one NSW shire wants asking at 6. See what trimming costs by height and length, and find a crew near you.
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The SES makes a storm-damaged tree safe, then leaves it. See who to ring first in your state, what an after-hours call-out costs, and how to check a crew at 10pm.
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Arborists chip what they cut and can spread it back as mulch. See what mulching services cost, why fresh chip is not the same product as bagged mulch, and find a crew near you.
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Land clearing is quoted per site, not per acre. See what drives the price, the approval your state wants before a machine starts, and find a contractor near you.
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Palm removal runs from about $150 for a slim Alexandra to $2,400 for a Canary Island date palm. Species drives the price more than height. See the rates, whether your council counts a palm as a tree, and find an arborist near you.
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Tree pruning is priced by the cut, from about $200 to lift a canopy to $2,000 to thin a mature tree. See what each cut costs, when council approval applies, and find an arborist near you.
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Tree removal runs from about $500 for a small tree to $22,000 for a giant. See what drives the price, when council approval applies, and find an arborist near you.
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Stump grinding costs roughly $60 to $590 a stump by diameter. See how it differs from full stump removal, what moves the price, and find an arborist near you.
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