Plants for a hillside sloped yard

Sloped yards can pose planting and landscaping problems. Incline issues are easily remedied with the right plants that are built to thrive on slopes. #landscaping #plants #bhg

Hillsides could be tricky to landscape and hard to incorporate in the garden design. These hillside landscaping ideas on a budget will help you solve this problem.

Sloped backyards are tricky when it comes to landscaping, but we have selected some really creative sloped backyard ideas on a budget for you to choose from.

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

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.

Hillside full sun landscaping can be challenging. Use groundcover, plants and trees for the best erosion control on sunny slopes.

Problem solved!

This week we mulched our hill. It's actually my in-law's house. Three years ago they lifted the house and stuck a basement underneath. The front hill was cut through during the process. Since it was a horrible (and dangerous) thing to mow, we decided to plant it with prairie-like plants. This is their third year on the hill and it's looking great. We leave everything up during winter and cut it back in spring. We've discovered which plants self-seed and which do not. As a result we have many…

Erosion control plants help retain the landscape soil. Grow erosion control plants to prevent soil loss from surface water runoff.

What looks like a limitation is actually a blessing in disguise!