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Gardening over an egg crate soakaway
Dear all,
We are in the process of building a house and, in order to comply with local building regulations, have had to construct an enormous soakaway in the garden to drain the roof. This is of the egg crate type covered with a membrane which must not be damaged by roots or cultivation. It is approximately 400 mm down. This despite the fact that we are at the top of a hill on free draining soil. Does anyone have any experience of these - is there any alternative to grassing or paving the fairly sizable area over it? We are keen gardeners and any ideas would be appreciated. Gill Hall |
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