Planting on slopes

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

What was previously a cluttered space becomes a gorgeous garden.

Sloped yard? No problem. These 24 stunning plants thrive on hillsides and bring life to even the trickiest terrain. Great for slope garden ideas, hill garden edging, and up-hill garden ideas that are low-maintenance and gorgeous. Explore the full list at mygardenlife.com.

Don’t let uneven terrain interrupt your landscape plans.

You don't have to buy special plants if you have a sloping garden. With these tips, you can create beautiful borders on any kind of slope.

Got a tricky hillside or slope?

Explore sloped woodland garden ideas to transform your landscape with terraces, waterfalls, wildlife habitats, and serene retreats.

Having a steep slope in your yard can not only be unsightly, but unmanageable. Here, we share our favorite plants for sloping terrain to beautify your yard and help with erosion issues (all on an affordable budget!). Read more at OwnTheYard.com!

Hillside landscaping ground cover turns steep slopes into lush, stable gardens with minimal upkeep. Explore 812plant solutions—from drought-tolerant sedums and creeping thyme to erosion-control mixes—plus terrace and planting tips to prevent washout and add year-round texture.

These robust, low-maintenance groundcovers are ideal for tough spots such as shade, slopes, and poor soil.

Tackle tough terrain with these sloped backyard landscaping ideas designed for steep hillside landscaping, sloped yards, and backyard hill landscaping. From retaining walls to terraced beds, this guide makes landscaping a slope and planning landscaping on a hill both practical and beautiful. Great for any hillside garden project.

Read on to learn all about how to install a raised bed on an uneven surface.

It's hard to know what to plant on a slope. Slopes that are too steep to safely mow can become eroded and turn into an eyesore filled with weeds and invasive flowers and shrubs. The key is to select the right plants for the slope and to maintain them well. Here are some plants to consider.

A sloping garden can be a challenging landscape problem for any homeowner. Not only can it sometimes be an eyesore, but it also frequently leads to problems with soil erosion and flooding. Fortunately, through the simple process of...

Looking for a unique design element for your landscape? This stone wall will add beauty and function. Watch the video below to see how!BEFORE: I have a slopi…

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

Jan 10, 2022 - Cope with your slope using the Dirt Locker® hillside terrace gardening kit - a modular system made from 100% recycled HDPE plastic create raised planters that control erosion, save water, hold nutrients to grow plants for reducing mudslides in hilly areas impacted by droughts, wildfire, and affected burn areas.