Take one end of the utility chain and weave it through and around the shrub's roots, snugging it as tightly as possible. Dig ...

4.) Remove weeds. If you find weeds growing under the shrubs, remove them. That’ll eliminate unwanted nutrient and moisture competition for the shrubs’ roots. 5.) Top-dress with compost and mulch.

Property owners are encouraged to remove one or more invasive species and receive up to five free, healthy, native, young replacement trees.An Invasive Replace-ive event is happening in Carlisle.