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BobVila.com > Channels > Lawn & Garden > All Tips > Construction Landscaping Construction LandscapingDuring construction, soil will often be without grass, trees, shrubs, and other plants. Without this protective vegetation, storms can move the soil into your neighbor's yard, clog storm drains and streams, and carry pesticides and nutrients into the water. To prevent erosion, cover these bare areas with mulch, such as straw, grass clippings, stones, wood chips, and other protective cover. On steeper slopes, you should cover the mulch with burlap netting for extra protection. Vegetated and mulched areas increase water filtration into the soil, reducing erosive runoff water. Related Showrooms• TruGreen - A key to a picture-perfect lawn• DR® Power Equipment - DR® FIELD and BRUSH MOWER – Take Control of Your Property! • WARN Works - PullzAll – Lift or Pull 1,000 pounds anytime, anywhere. • NewGrass - Natural-looking, natural-feeling synthetic grass for artificial lawns | |
