Of the many landscaping options available, stone retaining walls on steep slopes and hillsides offer some of the most interesting uses of landscape design.  You may have an interest in using a stone retaining wall to create a beautiful multi-level garden, or perhaps the need for erosion control is the reason you are wondering which retaining wall design will work best for your property.

There are nearly as many different designs for stone retaining walls as there are different types of property.  Perhaps your yard is relatively level in most areas, but a steep slope in one or two areas requires a wall to provide erosion control.  On the other hand, your entire yard may be on a hillside and more than one retaining wall is needed.  On the plus side, retaining walls offer landscaping options for perennial flowers and shrubs, as well as flowering vines that grow well on stone walls.  You may even consider adding a water feature as part of your stone retaining wall to provide the soothing effects of running water.

Even though installing a stone retaining wall is quite labor intensive, the landscape design experts at Aardweg Landscaping have the capability to professionally install a stone retaining wall that will add beauty and function to your outdoor space for many years.  There are many issues to consider in your retaining wall design and when the project is finished, you can feel confident that your retaining wall has been installed safely and correctly by our trained professionals.

If your property is in the Philadelphia area, on the Main Line, in Southern New Jersey, or in Northern Delaware, contact the professionals at Aardweg Landscaping for help in creating your own unique retaining wall design.

 

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