Runoff eroding grass. Help !
13 years ago
We have two "shelves" in our back yard. One part is wooded and the other is grass (with the slope being grass as well)
What can I do to keep from runoff ruining the grass and eroding the yard?
What can I do to keep from runoff ruining the grass and eroding the yard?
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