Landscape · L-3J6BE

Planting on Slope

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Tree planting on a slope requires excavating a hole with sides formed to match the planting soil profile while resting on existing undisturbed soil. The rootball sits within planting soil sized at a minimum of three times the rootball width, surrounded by a downslope soil berm designed to wrap the rootball and die gracefully into the slope. The entire planting area is finished with a layer of mulch that conforms back to the original slope line.

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