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Drywell
From: enhwood@worldnet.att.net
Category: Landscaping
Remote Name: 12.76.136.78
Date: 30 Nov 2001
Time: 07:22 PM
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We have a lot of clay type soil in this area and water will accumulate in low lying areas and remain for long periods. I have heard that a drywell can be used to drain these areas. However, when I have dug down, as shallow as three feet, in one of these areas (to bury some rocks), I have encountered very wet soil and water accumulating -- and this was in reasonably dry weather. Would this negatge the use of a drywell? Any alternatives under these circumstances?
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