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drainage

[drey-nij] / ˈdreɪ nɪdʒ /


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Circular and rectangular ditches, drainage channels, raised planting platforms, and clusters of mounds create a complex network designed for water control and cultivation.

From Science Daily

The court heard these included a man claiming he wanted photos for a "sentimental montage" for his grandfather, and a woman saying she was buying a nearby property and needed a drainage survey.

From BBC

As prince, he liked to walk about, with a low-key entourage, to chat about drainage challenges, parking hassles and resale values.

From Washington Post

Henry starts by making great dirt, mixing together approximately five parts commercial potting soil; three parts composted manure; and, for good drainage, two parts perlite.

From Seattle Times

Thirsty crops can be planted near the base, and more drought-tolerant plants or those requiring good drainage, will be happier up top.

From Seattle Times