Cylindrical decorative wood logs used in borders need replacing 'how' ?

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    Jill36 Apprentice Gardener

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    Cylindrical decorative wood logs used in borders need replacing as rotting/disintegrating 'how' ideas please
     
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    Hello and welcome to the forum Jill :)

    Do you mean edging wood log rolls:

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    If so they should be easy to pull up and replace with new ones.
     
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    By giving a good pull (they all connected by a length of wire) and not replacing with more decorative wood logs as they rot...
     
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