Creeping Phlox: Known for its dense mat of colorful flowers, Creeping Phlox is excellent for erosion control on slopes. It blooms profusely in spring.
Daylilies: With their tough roots, Daylilies are great for stabilizing soil. They come in various colors and are low-maintenance, perfect for erosion-prone areas.
Sedum: Sedum varieties like Dragon's Blood offer drought resistance and beautiful foliage. They thrive in poor soil conditions, making them ideal for erosion control.
Coreopsis: Also known as Tickseed, Coreopsis is a hardy perennial that spreads quickly, forming a dense ground cover. Its bright blooms attract pollinators and add color.
Black-Eyed Susan: A classic favorite, Black-Eyed Susans are tough plants that can withstand erosion. Their cheerful yellow flowers bloom from summer to fall, brightening any landscape.
Lavender: Not just fragrant and beautiful, Lavender also helps prevent soil erosion with its deep roots. This versatile herb thrives in sunny, well-drained locations.