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November 5, 2024As winter approaches, your landscaping might be in for a bit of a challenge with increased rainfall. While rain can be beneficial, too much of it can lead to waterlogged soil, erosion, and stressed plants. But don’t worry! With a few simple steps, you can prepare your landscape for the wet months ahead.
Ensure Proper Drainage The key to protecting your yard from excess moisture is having a good drainage system. Without it, standing water can harm your plants and create issues like root rot or soil erosion. Consider installing French drains or swales to guide water away from your plants and foundations. Adding gravel or stone, like the ones from Rio Stone’s extensive inventory, can improve water filtration and minimize erosion.
Elevate Vulnerable Plants If certain plants in your garden are more susceptible to water damage, consider elevating their beds slightly. Adding a layer of mulch can also help with water absorption and root protection, ensuring your landscape remains vibrant, even in the rain.
For expert advice and the best materials to protect your garden this winter, contact Rio Stone Building Materials- we’re here to help you weather the storm!