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GC for slope near salted road

18 years ago

Does anyone have a recommendation for GC for a sloped area that is between a row of Colorado Spruce and Doug Fir trees and our street which is salted in the winter? The slope is too steep to mow safely and I need to cover an area about 6-8 feet wide and about 150-200 ft of frontage.

The area receives afternoon sun.

Thanks,

Scott

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