What to plant on a slope for erosion control Master Gardener Laura Simpson has ideas for a reader who is looking to replace plants on a slope.

Master Gardener Laura Simpson has ideas for a reader who is looking to replace plants on a slope.

What to plant on a slope for erosion control Master Gardener Laura Simpson has ideas for a reader who is looking to replace plants on a slope.

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This weekend's yard jobs include strategizing about what to do with that big slope, planting bulbs, and dealing with crabgrass.

Planting on a slope is very different from planting on a flat stretch of land. My advice is to keep a simple planting scheme.

Master Gardener Laura Simpson has ideas for a reader who is looking to replace plants on a slope.