Author of Septic Tank Options and Alternativesand Permaculture Guide to Reed Beds, published by Permanent Publications, UK.
Author of Septic Tank Options and Alternativesand Permaculture Guide to Reed Beds, published by Permanent Publications, UK.
Author of Septic Tank Options and Alternativesand Permaculture Guide to Reed Beds, published by Permanent Publications, UK.
John Daley Bendigo, Australia The Enemy of progress is the hope of a perfect plan
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Thalya Parrilla wrote:My question is that the leech field downgradient of the septic system in question is really steep and then there is a smallish patch of non-construction bamboo, then a stream. Recent grading of an access road has caused septic water to come out of the embankment and running above ground. So we are trying to find a plant mix that would clean up the septic water before reaching the stream. What are some solid tropical/subtropical plants or what kind of root structure should we be searching for to best clean up the septic before it reaches the stream.
Author of Septic Tank Options and Alternativesand Permaculture Guide to Reed Beds, published by Permanent Publications, UK.
Chris Kridakorn-Odbratt wrote:Hi Féidhlim !
On another note, although Moringa leaves are really delicious, and extremely nutritious, they can be deadly, if eaten in excess..
Author of Septic Tank Options and Alternativesand Permaculture Guide to Reed Beds, published by Permanent Publications, UK.
Mediterranean climate, hugel trenches, fabulous clay soil high in nutrients, self-watering containers with hugel layers, keyhole composting with low hugel raised beds, thick Back to Eden Wood chips mulch (distinguished from Bark chips), using as many native plants as possible....all drought tolerant.
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