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"Phisherman" wrote in message ... Not a whole lot you can do. You didn't state what kind of trees you have. Some trees have tendencies to grow surface roots, such as willow. Correct, a willow is the main culprit, though there are a few other trees that I cannot readily identify. I suggest a circular layer of organic mulch, mushroom compost is my favorite. You can plant a shade garden--impatients, pachysandra, ferns, etc. Thanks, I may consider this. It is impossible to mow there, and the kids keep tripping over the roots when they play, so it might be best to plant something shade-loving and just forget about grass. --S. |
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