I posted this in the Landscape section thinking I would get some expert advice but only got 1 reply...That was from kutnkru...Maybe you guys can help me out a little better..Here's the problem: I had a large apartment complex call wanting an estimate to correct an erosion problem.They have two steep hills that is just almost completely dirt-no grass..One of the hill is an easy fix - some timbers and mulch and a few plantings..The other hill is a much larger arrea and has several full grown trees on it..The problem is that the hill is about 35degrees slope and is very irregular..Timbers and other barriers wouldn't really work..The area is in a triangular shape and I was thinking about outlining the area in nandinas and also make several cross sections with the nandinas and then placing junipers and ground cover within the perimeter, then and a layer of mulch..Would this look good???Does anybody have any other suggestions??I would also have to re-bury the drainage pipes from two gutters..What would be a good price to charge for this job...??Probably will take about 150 nandinas, 16 timbers, 75 junipers, and 100 2" ground cover containers..This is about a 3 day job with 2 man crew...Thanks for the help..Clean-Cut