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- Plant a slope with ground cover
- The benefits of ground cover on a slope
- The most beautiful ground cover for slope planting
- Attach slope
- Combine groundcover
On the slope, flowering ground covers are particularly effective
Plant a slope with ground cover
Groundcovering on a slope not only looks beautiful, but also has a positive effect on the stability of the slope. Learn more about the benefits of ground cover on the hillside and the topsoil that best suits your slope.
The benefits of ground cover on a slope
Ground cover make thick, often with numerous small flowers stocked carpets. These look very attractive, especially on slopes, and also have a positive effect on the ground:
The most beautiful ground cover for slope planting
When selecting the ground cover for slope attachment, the color selection for a beautiful appearance, the winter hardiness and location are important. Shadow-loving groundcoverers should never be planted on a southern slope and sun-loving groundcover should wither away on a northern slope. If you want to plant the slope in winter, then you should opt for wintergreen ground cover. Below is an overview of the most beautiful ground cover with the necessary information:
Attach slope
The ground coverers need some time to spread out and thus offer a nationwide protection. Therefore, it makes sense to lay prior to planting the ground cover erosion protection fabric. This fabric consists of rotting materials such as coconut fibers or jute and stabilizes the soil until the ground cover can do the job. Then they rot and serve as fertilizer for the plants on the slope.
Combine groundcover
Ground cover can be combined well with higher-awake plants such as shrubs but also shrubs or small trees. Particularly useful are deep-rooted shrubs and plants. Here is a list of the most beautiful deep-rooted shrubs for slope planting.