Question

Which plants are used for erosion control?

Answer 1

Plants that are commonly used for erosion control include grasses such as Bermuda grass, ryegrass, and fescue, as well as shrubs like juniper and willow. Additionally, groundcovers like creeping juniper, periwinkle, and ivy can also be effective at preventing soil erosion.

Answer 2

Some plants commonly used for erosion control include:

1. Grasses such as fescue, ryegrass, and buffalo grass.
2. Shrubs like juniper, lavender, and sumac.
3. Groundcovers such as creeping phlox, periwinkle, and creeping jenny.
4. Trees such as willow, poplar, and pine.

These plants have extensive root systems that can help stabilize soil and prevent erosion.