In permaculture sheet mulching can be done to reclaim an area of land that might have been weedy or even covered with grass.
Weed mat or cardboard.
We still have several more areas to go.
To use cardboard as a weed barrier in your garden.
What began years ago as landscape.
Here is the problem.
Rather than using herbicides landscape fabric or plastic sheeting to control weeds in your garden or planting beds try putting down cardboard instead as a green solution.
When we purchased our home the overgrowth was so established there was enough soil on the roof of the chook pen to keep many earthworms contented.
Jon got several more boxes from work and he continued laying the cardboard weed barrier along the inside of our fence.
Insidious how these product lines have grown.
A free biodegradable alternative to landscape fabric is to use simple old cardboard.
Standard mulches prevent some weed growth as the weed seeds cannot access the light they need to germinate.
We also plan to lay a barrier down in the garden as well.
How to use layers of cardboard as a weed barrier in the vegetable garden.
Or if you fancy yourself a realist cut down drastically on the amount of work needed to take care of weeds.
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Cover the ground with weed barrier fabric put mulch or bark dust on top and never worry about weeding again.
Renegade gardener the lone voice of horticultural reason don t ever lay landscape cloth or weed barrier on the ground before planting.
The weed mat isn t biodegradable and pieces will start to come out and fly around.
A cardboard weed mat is perfect for a garden that is in a complete state.
With the cardboard make sure it is not glossy or waxy finish as it will prevent decomposing and is not eco friendly you will get several benefits.
Tip s tips in this video i tell you how we use cardboard as a simple super cost effective way to control weeds in your garden.
Weed fabric rarely works and is often a really really b.
Cardboard is applied to the area.
This idea is derived from the concept of sheet mulching.