You can save a bank or slope from eroding away by adding plants to stabilize the soil. Learn more about these fast-growing ...

I have quite a few jade plants partially on it ... I would like to cover as much as possible for erosion control. A: Slopes and hillsides can present several gardening challenges.

If you wish to terrace your slope, you may want to utilize ... reach nine inches in diameter. No plant is better suited for erosion control than the Matilija poppy with its ropy, rhizomatous ...

If erosion is an issue in your yard, growing the right plants can help you keep your soil in place. This beautiful flowering ...

Trailing, evergreen plants native to Australia ... tolerant and heat-tolerant ground cover is excellent for slope erosion control, fine leaf form needs sun and good drainage to thrive.

When managed correctly, a garden with varying or even steep topography provides benefits not afforded to flat-as-a-pancake lots. The chief concern with gardening on hillsides is erosion — that ...

Casale, an erosion and sediment ... of water-loving plants like reeds and rushes. Keep an eye on changes upslope that may influence how water moves off the hillside: new cuts in the hillside ...

A new study from the U.S. Geological Survey documented a tenfold increase in post-fire hillside erosion in Northern ... damage flood control infrastructure and threaten nearby communities ...