Silt with tree roots holds water; adding clay worsens it. The solution is a topsoil blanket.
Clay + silt = concrete-like when dry. Topsoil (balanced sand/silt/clay) provides structure and moisture buffer.
Tree roots will take what they need; the topsoil supports turf.
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