MTB Supply 3 Ft Width by 150 Ft Length Landscape Fabric Woven Weed Barrier PP Black

- Your best gardening assistance keeping weeds and bushes away from your plants, vegetables, what you really want to grow in your garden. Ideal for flowerbeds, walkways, patios, retaining wall jobs, underlayer for artificial lawn. Prevents moisture in. Reduces soil erosion. - Polypropylene (PP) material landscape matting. Long term durability. Best suited to perennials those not require yearly digging that will damage the fabric. - Proper installation by covering soil dirt or mulch on top, ensures the bed’s seams or edges. Ask for advice from professionals if necessary. - 3 feet width by 150 feet length. 1 Roll pack. - IMPORTANT: This fabric is woven tight in a good form. So that keeps the weeds underneath but let the air penetrate, meanwhile water might float on top. Just incise sizable holes where plants will grow, water your plants and let it drain through the holes, or place soaker hose around the plants.

Product description

Enjoy gardening!

Roll out the fabric

Incision for plants

Use sod staples if necessary

Mulching

MTB woven landscape fabric, new and sealed in rolls of various sizes 3'/4 FT width by 50’/150'/300 FT length, also in 6 FT width by 150'/300 FT length. 3+ years of service when properly installed over the landscape. Professional weed fabric effectively locks valuable nutrients being taken from your plants. Also maintains water, air for healthier growings.

Ways of Uses:

- Landscape fabric can be used under walking paths and decks. Places where dust and dirt will not find their way between the weed barrier and the surface, so weeds can not penetrate.

- Landscape fabric is also great as a cover in the garden if you do not use mulch. Cover the garden bed to warm up the soil, warm-season crops like to have the soil warm.

How to lay landscape fabric:

Roll out the fabric on where to cover first.

Incise holes for plants to grow.

U-shaped sod staple (Not Included) helps anchoring the fabric to the ground. Placing U staples about every 1 foot around the garden bed’s perimeter, and additional staples along the seams where two fabrics overlap.

To cover with mulch which could be shredded leaves, grass clippings, hay, pine needles, bark, wood chips, straw, sawdust ... or pebbles, stones, crushed seashells. Mulches can prevent excessive evaporation or erosion, enrich the soil etc.