Why are certain parts of my lawn greener than others?
Short Answer
Nutrient-rich wastewater may be leaking underground.
Detailed Answer
Septic wastewater contains nitrogen and other nutrients that stimulate plant growth. Isolated patches of unusually healthy grass often indicate wastewater migration beneath the surface.
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