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I'm trenching out along a shallow foundation to install drainage. There is
a few tree roots here and there that I'm chopping out along the way. Is there anything I can add to the backfill to sterilize the ground so the roots don't grow back too quickly? I am not concerned about the welfare of the tree itself. If it dies in the process, no problem. Thanks Bill |
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