Help! I have a small flower bed that is full of boxwood stumps
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Maybe your best bet would be to leave them. Cover with dirt or potting soil and plant shallow root plants.
If you can afford have a handy man dig around them then start lopping off the roots around main trunk. there are also chemicals that rot the trunks and roots but it takes 3-5 years to work Judy's idea isn't bad either good luck Wally
Good suggestions already. It would seem that you can either use them if they are tall enough as potted plant stands or faux houses for a gnome garden or add a row to the top of your bed edges, fill with soil and just plant over them. Good luck. I would love to see photos of your solution.
Two things to do are get a handyman to dig them out and turn over the bed, or look around for an organization that helps seniors stay in their homes and ask for a volunteer to do so. Gardening is always a pleasure and a flower bed is a joy any way you look at it.