A quarter of the backyard stays mushy and holds water after rain. The area also needs leveling. Can sand or topsoil fix it?
Sand + clay = concrete. It worsens drainage and root penetration.
Watch HGTV’s “Drainage, Block Heaters & More” (Jon Eakes) for swale construction basics. Fungus and slime will follow persistent wetness—act now.
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