Not where it is. My dogs walk right under it, and my grandkids play around in the driveway where it is. It’s got to go. Not taking chances.leave it and respect it.
They have zero redeeming qualities, they recognize a human face they have had an issue with and will attack.leave it and respect it.
The diesel mix keeps it down no big fireball but sustained heat, then again a 30' fireball is fitting for the death of the nest.2 cans of wasp and hornet spray at night when the queen is in the nest
Empty 1 can into the hole. Have the second can ready to hit anything that moves
Alternative choice is to spray gasoline from a pump sprayer and toss a match to create a 30 foot fireball
I have seen the results of such actions on domestic vacuum cleaners ( I used to fix vacuum cleaners ) ,apparently the ensuing exploding vacuum cleaner was spectacular . After the air is sucked up and filtered it is directed thru the motor to cool it ......the fizzing brushes will ignite any flammable vapour .....so dont spray anything flammable up the tubeA 6hp shop vac with a good filter bag may work to remove the nest with minimal damage to the bush. Then vacuum some wasp and hornet spray, then tape up the hose end