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FM Long Term Erosion Control
Trying to establish vegetation on slopes or flat areas once construction has been finalized is often a difficult task. Traditionally, landscape designers have used hydraulic mulches that combine fiber, seed, a tackifier and water to achieve Long-Term Erosion Control Protection. Under ideal conditions, these hydraulic mulches provide a protective envelope which allow seeds to germinate, grow and thus provide growth coverage and a rooting system that inhibits erosion.
However, in most situations, a soil stabilizer is needed to prevent the
seedlings, mulch and surrounding soil from being washed away by the erosive
forces created by irrigation or storm water. If growth coverage and a
rooting system is not properly established, future erosion is eminent.
To download Special Provisions for Long-Term Erosion Control to
insert on plans and specifications, click
here.
To download Special Provisions for Long Term Seasonal Erosion Control to insert on plans and specifications, click here. |
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