LEYLANDI STUMPS
I,ve just taken the foliage of a leylandi hedge and am left with a row
of trunks approx 7 ft high in a good straight line. Could I use these to
support a wood boarding fence built to purpose. How long will the
trunks last?
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I'd do the job properly and remove them completely and have your fence installed.
Usually , using the trunks as a lever, they can be removed relatively easily. It largely depends on your abilities to do it yourself, or with some help, or your budget to get someone else to do it.
They are just starting to rot,bits peeling down the sides etc. So I don't think they would hold a fence for many years.
Erect proper, sturdy fence posts to support a decent fence that will last.
@treehugger80's idea is probably the best, given the proximity of the path, unless you can get a grinder in easily.
Difficult without seeing how it actually looks though.