Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 35 minutes ago
Anna's back to answer the flood of questions from our last erosion control post.
She walks through the different fabric options available and explains why we reach for a mix of natural fibers and straw on our Piedmont Prairie projects. It's woven from plant fibers, holds seeds in place during rain, and eventually breaks down into the soil rather than sticking around in your yard for years.
Have more questions? Ask below and we'll find you the answers.
Anna's back to answer the flood of questions from our last erosion control post.
She walks through the different fabric options available and explains why we reach for a mix of natural fibers and straw on our Piedmont Prairie projects. It's woven from plant fibers, holds seeds in place during rain, and eventually breaks down into the soil rather than sticking around in your yard for years.
Have more questions? Ask below and we'll find you the answers.
