Erosion can happen on all slope types and terrain, which is why Dirt Locker® hillside terracing planters are widely used by homeowners, landscapers, and contractors across the U.S. and globally. When determining the right design, estimate, and Dirt Locker® model for effective erosion control and slope stabilization, there are a few important factors to consider. Let’s dive into the key details you need to know to successfully terrace your unique sloped yard. Determine Your Slope Type Your slope type is defined by its shape. For Dirt Locker® purposes, you will need to determine whether your slope is linear or curved. Examples of curved slopes include concave and convex formations. A linear slope is essentially an incline that moves in one...

Read this before starting an at-home garden - this list of easy to grow vegetables and fruits will give you inspiration for your home project! Plus, we have tips for growing on a hillside backyard with our terracing system called Dirt Locker.