Planting within 12 inches of the foundation risks breaking the termiticide barrier. If you dug farther out, the barrier is likely intact. If closer—or uncertain—here's how to restore it yourself.
A continuous chemical barrier is your home's best termite defense. Don't leave a gap.
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