Hill erosion control

Erosion occurs when the top layer of soil is swept away by natural or man-made forces, making it extremely difficult to grow any vegetation on the site. Erosion can turn once healthy, vibrant land into arid, lifeless terrain and further...

Discover how to landscape on difficult terrains by planting forsythias, burning bush, spirea, creeping juniper, and other shrubs for slopes and erosion control.

Soil erosion literally means you'll have less land on your homestead or farm. Here's how to stop it rom happening, and how to prevent it in the future.

We have experience in installing a variety of erosion control measures to suit riverbanks, sand dunes and steep inclines to protect against wind, water and gravity. We have the ability to provide general advice on site and or follow detailed engineering drawings. Some of the products we use include Geo-textiles, Melaleuca brush wood logs, ...

Hillside landscaping is challenging. Here are some different solutions for controlling erosion, irrigating effectively and growing a low-maintenance garden with a focus on California native plants.

Slopes come with a list of challenges for gardeners. They're always prone to erosion, making them difficult to access. Additionally, water carries the topsoil

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Erosion is a serious problem that can be solved with the right plants. Read about some low-growing shrubs that can help with erosion control.

Knowing how to control erosion can save your yard or driveway. If water has too much force, it will create soil erosion. Controlling the water flow is one solution for reducing soil and water erosion.

Let’s take a closer look at the options to stop erosion on hills and slopes in the home landscape.