[ SECRET POST #3147 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3147 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Advice

[(Anonymous)]

You could borrow jackhammer from bunnings if you wanted to do it yourself. Or sledgehammer. Assuming you're physically able to do it. Or get an angle grinder and cut it off at the base (or at the top).

But if not, I suggest turning it into a lovely vine support such as for grapes, or your rhododendron, if you can get it to stop turning.

Re: Advice

[caerbannog]

I might be able to remove the top of it? It doesn't really turned, previous people painted over it and almost sealed it to immovable! I guess I'm worried it could be bad for the plant but it could also be artistic / support. I should have a closer look at the top of it - could probably reuse the top of it as tomato support come summer :s just not sure how one even dismantles these. Lol.

I've never used a jackhammer before but I have used a grinder so that's a possibility!