Garden Leveling: Leveling a Sloping Garden (Step-By-Step)

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Do you have a sloping garden and don’t like it? It doesn’t have to remain that way; you can do something about it. Leveling a sloping garden may seem daunting, but it’s not that difficult. 

If you’re ready to level your garden, read on for everything you need to know – from the equipment you’ll need, the different methods you can use, the cost of operation, a detailed step-by-step process, tips for successful construction, and more.

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How to Level a Sloping Garden (Steps)

Measure the Height and Run of the Slope

To calculate the amount of leveling required, you’ll need to know the height and run of the slope. The height is the difference in elevation between the highest and lowest points, and the run is the horizontal distance between these two points.

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Rotavate and Water the Ground

The next step is to rotavate and water the ground, which will help to loosen the soil and make it easier to level. For best results, do this a day before you start leveling. If you don’t have a rotavator, hire one.

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Build a Retaining  Wall

If the height of your slope is more than 0.5 meters, you’ll need to build a retaining wall. This wall will support the soil and stop it from sliding down the slope. 

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