How Do You Fix Mesh Gabions On A Sloping Garden?
Sloping gardens can arise due to the land terrain. The soil has to be retained to make level benches for walking and sitting area. Mesh gabions can be used with other modes of landscaping to assist in holding the soil. This retention of soil is necessary to reduce and stop erosion. Flowers or any greenery planted should also assist in holding soil. The heights of the benches should not exceed three feet. This will allow steps to be formed without using too much of the level space for going up or down the gardens. Mesh gabions on sloppy gardens uses hardcore or stone rubble as the composite material inside. The mesh is formed into a box. This spans along the length of the slope. The material used is chain link or hexagonal mesh. When forming the stepped garden, a fair distance of about twenty feet wide is taken per level. The gabion is then placed first at twenty feet position. Next the soil is leveled flush with the top. The process may involve mechanical plants for moving the huge vol
