Erosion plants

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.

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 away when it rains. One of the best ways to stiffen those slopes is to plant them with shrubs. In this article, we’ll list 10 shrubs for erosion control that have reinforcing root systems. It’s best to use a variety of the following shrubs to benefit from the different rooting mechanisms.

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Topsoil being carried away by rainfall can be a serious problem. Here are methods to control erosion, including the strongest deterrent, plants.

The best plants for erosion control are pretty but practical—vigorous enough to tackle tough roots but not so aggressive that they will take over.

With more extreme storms and weather, erosion control is a serious concern. Here is a list of perennial plants to protect your yard and soil.

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