Weed barrier

Weed barrier options for the garden and other places in your yard. Is landscaping fabric the right choice or should you use an alternative?

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Fresh mulch looks awesome- until the weeds start popping up. Find out how to stop weeds from growing in mulch, with tips for before and after application.

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Learn how you can use cardboard in the garden to suppress weeds. If weeds have taken over your backyard, or you plan on building raised beds, using cardboard to suppress weeds helps to block out the light. Tips for using cardboard in the garden for weed control.

We've got solutions for banishing even the most troublesome invaders, so you can spend more time enjoying (not cursing!) your lawn and garden.

Want to know the best way to prevent weeds in flower beds? It is with a cardboard and mulch weed barrier! This method is a lifesaver!

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How to use plain black plastic works as a weed barrier in your vegetable or flower gardens. The plastic works great at keeping out all weeds and also conserves soil moisture in the garden. Once you put it down it also can last 2 to 3 years and no tilling is required. Another advantage is that you can walk in the garden after it rains and not worry about mud. Black plastic also warms up the soil temperature by as much as 5 degrees, therefore, you can plant some crops in early spring. .

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