Nick--Ann Lovejoy kept her failing septic system going for a couple of
years by spraying CT on the drain field. If you have shallow rooting
plants on the drain field, roots should be no problem even with increased depth
of root penetration. I have, however, seen funky drain fields in which the
drainage pipes are too close to the surface. This is rare and the
homeowner has bigger problems than turf grass roots! You might want to
talk to Ann for more details. She even plants rhodies (also quite shallow
rooters) and other carefully chosen shrubs between the drainage runs.
Susan
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