For a sunny slope awaiting future terracing, a matrix of tough, transplantable perennials provides immediate erosion control and beauty.
Tall/Back: Hollyhocks, Russian sage, Joe-Pye weed
Mid-height: Daylilies, coneflowers, black-eyed Susans, coreopsis, iris, lavender, yarrow
Low/Front: Sedums, lamb's ears, coral bells, creeping thyme
All listed plants have fibrous or clumping roots that divide easily in spring or fall—perfect for your future retaining wall project.
Incorporate compost before planting. Landscape fabric is optional; dense planting suppresses weeds naturally.
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