A: Slopes and hillsides can present several gardening challenges. If the slope is steep and difficult to access, you will want plants that don’t require a lot of attention.

A: Slopes and hillsides can present several gardening challenges. If the slope is steep and difficult to access, you will want plants that don’t require a lot of attention.

A: Slopes and hillsides can present several gardening challenges. If the slope is steep and difficult to access, you will want plants that don’t require a lot of attention.

Contour planting involves tilling, discing, and otherwise preparing the land in line with its natural slope, then planting crops on this same line. When you look at a topographic map, the rows and/or ...

A: Slopes and hillsides can present several gardening challenges. If the slope is steep and difficult to access, you will want plants that don’t require a lot of attention.

A: Slopes and hillsides can present several gardening challenges. If the slope is steep and difficult to access, you will want plants that don’t require a lot of attention.

A. I have several suggestions: (1) Use more plants so your planting becomes thick sooner. If you installed one plant every two feet before, use one every foot this time.

A: Slopes and hillsides can present several gardening challenges. If the slope is steep and difficult to access, you will want plants that don’t require a lot of attention.