Use soil to fill the tree stump then plant flowers. I did this with pieces of trees that we had cut down in our yard. Hollow out the stump enough that you can put in some soil - then plant flowers. You can use a file, saw, whatever you used to cut the tree down with to hollow out the stump.
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Drill it out,or make a container and put on top.
Use soil to fill the tree stump then plant flowers. I did this with pieces of trees that we had cut down in our yard. Hollow out the stump enough that you can put in some soil - then plant flowers. You can use a file, saw, whatever you used to cut the tree down with to hollow out the stump.
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