No trees within 20 ft of tank or leach field. Roots seek moisture and nutrients—clog pipes. Choose shallow-rooted shrubs and perennials over the field.
Do one zone per year. Start with hardscape (patios, paths), then trees, then shrubs, then perennials. Enjoy the journey.
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