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I've split miscanthus with an axe.
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(04-17-2017, 11:37 AM)CLETUS Wrote: I've split miscanthus with an axe.
Yep
Also have an old meat cleaver that we use
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There are several videos on the subject. Here is one. I never tried it but he makes it look pretty simple:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cgIoQPg2GI
Google: Dividing ornamental grasses
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I use a battery powered recip saw with a wood cutting blade - works great.
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I've split and moved many clumps of ornamental grasses thru the years, used a single bit axe on 'em all. A axe can be a very useful digging, trenching, gardening tool.
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I also use an axe
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