You will not be allowed to compare more than 4 products at a time
View compare
Choose your plant type
Plants That Stabilize Soil
Explore deep‑rooting and spreading plants that help secure slopes, banks, and loose soil.
Erosion Control Trees
Large erosion areas often need more than groundcovers or perennials because the...
Erosion Control Trees
Large erosion areas often need more than groundcovers or perennials because the...
Erosion Control Groundcovers
Slopes and banks often erode because turfgrass can’t root deeply enough to...
Erosion Control Groundcovers
Slopes and banks often erode because turfgrass can’t root deeply enough to...
Erosion Control Perennials
Erosion occurs when soil lacks deep, binding roots to hold it through...
Erosion Control Perennials
Erosion occurs when soil lacks deep, binding roots to hold it through...
Erosion Control Shrubs
Steep slopes and exposed banks often erode because shallow‑rooted plants can’t provide...
Erosion Control Shrubs
Steep slopes and exposed banks often erode because shallow‑rooted plants can’t provide...
- Slopes, banks, and exposed areas often lose soil during heavy rain or irrigation because turf and shallow‑rooted plants can’t anchor the ground. Erosion control plants solve this by spreading, rooting deeply, or forming dense mats that hold soil in place and reduce runoff. Whether you need fast coverage, long‑term stabilization, or structural planting, these plants are selected for their ability to secure vulnerable areas.