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my swale results

 
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Thought this was interesting. Tomorrow will be a week since the swale filled up. The "berm" on both ends are still saturated. You can see the color change in the picture. Yesterday I planted corn, squash, and pumpkins in the wetspot. Not sure the results due to deer in the area, but thought I'd give it a try.
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Here it us after the rain.
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