How can you take down metal poles that surround grapevines?
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How can you take down metal poles that surround grapevines that I got rid of?
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Two options: have them cut off at ground level and call it a day, or hire someone to dig them out if you are unable to do yourself. A third option would be to leave them in and do a decorative paint technique and make it part of your garden decor.
I’d love to cut them but I’m not sure with what since they’re metal. I can’t dig them out since the ground is so hard for digging anything. Thank you for responding.