A large steep slope (45°) with weeds near septic/well: push trimmer for mowing, careful herbicide use near well, rock mulch as long-term solution.
Email to marc@desertLA.com for site-specific advice.
Rock mulch eliminates mowing, reduces weeds, conserves water—ideal for large steep slopes.
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