When a tree is removed, the resulting hole left behind can be unsightly and dangerous. If not properly cared for, the hole can collapse and cause serious injury. To avoid this, it's important to know how to prepare soil after tree removal.
The first step is to remove any remaining roots from the hole. This can be done with a shovel or by renting a root cutter. Once all of the roots have been removed, you'll need to fill the hole with soil. The best type of soil to use is topsoil, as it's rich in nutrients and will help new grass grow quickly.
Once the hole has been filled, you'll need to water it heavily. This will help settle the soil and prevent it from washing away when it rains. After watering, you should add some seed to the area and cover it with straw or mulch. This will help keep the seeds in place and protect them from birds or other animals that might try to eat them.
Now all that's left is to wait for your new grass to grow! With proper care, your lawn will soon look as good as new - minus the unsightly tree stump!