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We had a major landslide on our lake property on a steep hill leading down to the water. We eventually got a landscaper who agreed to rebuild stairs and reinforce the group to prevent future washout.
TLDR: this isn’t what we asked for and hate the look of the cages. Our contractor says we can’t fill in these ‘cages’ so they can allow water to run through. But they look a lot worse in person.
Has anyone seen these before? Is our only option to plant vegetation like vines to cover them? What are other options? Should we hire a different landscaper to help with solutions? We have to work around county regulations as well, since the stairs lead to water.
They are gabbions. Plant plants in the rock crevices.
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