A homeowner suspects a disused gas main is flooding a 20 sq m garden area (grass died, weeds thrive). Rest of lawn is fine.
Dig at the pipe end or center of dead patch. If water flows from pipe, it's the source. Yellowing before death confirms waterlogging.
Creates underground drainage path. Water flows into rubble-filled void and percolates away, keeping surface dry. Fleece prevents soil clogging.
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