Upstate NY (Zone 4?), 3 years. Steep backyard slope with erosion, defunct concrete pond, large stones shifting. Forsythias, perennials, daylilies. Needs soil-holding shade plants.
GardenWeb for plant research.
Photos, soil data, erosion patterns, canopy info needed for accurate recommendations. Email: sdward79@hotmail.com (subject: AllExperts).
David
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