Gorilla hair mulch or other mulch solution for slopes
9 years ago
Hi There! I am in NE PA and looking for gorilla hair mulch (redwood or cedar, not gorilla), or something similar that will stay on a steep slope where I have young groundcover plants and another steep slope with a mixture of plants with groundcover filling in. I can't fint it anywhere local. Regular mulch makes its way to the bottom of the slope in about 6 weeks. Thanks for looking! April
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