Landscape fabrichelps prevent new weed growth, but you don't want to roll it out over existing weeds and debris. You can help the fabric work better by clearing the area first. That includes removing any existing weeds, grass and debris that could damage the fabric. Video of the Day Remov...
Not all gardening projects require you to get rid of your grass. If you’re building raised garden beds, you don’t need to remove your lawn. However, it will be difficult to mow around and between raised garden beds. Consider planting low-growingcover crops like cloverthat don’t need t...
The only application in which bleach might make sense is in the cracks between patio or walkway pavers in which weeds are growing, that is, locations where you know you don't plan to nurture living plants of any kind. If you choose to use it, apply it on a calm day to prevent accide...
Concrete seals the ground, preventing water from entering the soil, so avoid using it to make a patio or walkway. Slate pavers are a great option because they last longer. When installing your pavers, be sure to leave space in between each of them. This makes it easy for water to enter...
and the brick of patio pavers can retain water from rain or from nearby hoses or sprinklers really well, encouraging more moss growth. Eliminate these conditions, remove existing moss, and take steps to prevent new moss growth. These actions will ensure your brick patio stays clean and moss-...
A weed barrier fabric can be used under shallow raised beds to prevent weed spread.Source: Wally Hartshorn Picking The Right Fabric In general, thickness and weight are good indicators of quality. The thicker and heavier, the more durable the product is likely to be. Very light, paper-thin ...
Creeping thyme(Thymus praecox):This low-growing thyme forms dense foliage mats. In the right climate, creeping thyme can be a suitable ground cover. It also can work well for fairy gardens, in rock gardens, and between pavers. Orange thyme(Thymus citriodorus):Good for perking up fish and ...
water is a great herbicide for weeds sprouting up through cracks in the driveway, between pavers or taking up space in a garden bed that otherwise has no other plant life nearby. For areas involving cement or brick pavers, this method is ideal on weeds that are too tough to pull by ...