For Anchorage’s chilly climate, straw mulch is essential, protecting plant roots from freezing temperatures and helping them retain moisture during the cold, dry winters.

Wood chip mulch is useful in more urban areas of Anchorage, as it helps regulate soil temperature and maintain moisture during the inconsistent summer climate.

Erosion control blankets made with biodegradable materials work well in Anchorage’s environment, offering effective protection against soil erosion while supporting the growth of native plant species.

Synthetic erosion control blankets are durable enough to endure the harshest Alaskan weather, and should be used in more exposed or critical areas to provide long-term soil stability.

Organic soil tackifiers enhance erosion control materials without harming Anchorage’s local ecosystem, ensuring soil stability and plant growth without affecting the natural environment.

For areas of Anchorage exposed to severe weather, polymer-based tackifiers are resilient enough to maintain the long-term integrity of your erosion control systems.