Question: Abrupt hill in front yard (NC), rain erodes it. Considering terracing for flower beds/garden. Link to Google Maps provided.
Terracing requires costly walls. Main issue: builder likely stripped topsoil, leaving poor subsoil—grass can't thrive.
Better approach:
Only terrace if you need usable flat lawn space.
—Sean J Murphy | seanjmurphy.com
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