Removing overgrown brush and weeds from a hillside.
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That would be a good project to hire a landscape crew to do for you.
Then to prevent erosion, we would stake burlap and hydroseed with grass. You will need to regularly treat with a broadleaf herbicide like Weed b Gon to prevent the shrubs and vines from coming back and choking the grass out.
My vote is to hire a clean up crew as they have the tools and can have it done in a matter of days. Then I would plant some specimen trees that are not invasive and groundcover that spreads to help with erosion. Install drains or borders if necessary.
is this slope steep? suggest a thorough clearing and then cut into the slope and give it tiers. depending on how much area you have will determine how wide each tier will be, but you could then have areas for landscaping or veggies.
Thank you for the information.