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Use this tag with questions about root rot, stem rot, tree rotting, fruit or crop rotting issues or any other rot related problems.
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Is it bad for my house to keep a decomposing log in my garden?
I'm new to homeownership though, and I'm worried that having a rotting log in my yard ~15 feet from the home (it's a small yard) will spread things like termites or rot to the wood of my house, making …
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Is it bad for my house to keep a decomposing log in my garden?
I called around to several pest control companies, reasoning that if anyone had expertise on what constitutes a termite risk in my area it would be them. The answer is that 15 feet is definitely not e …
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