'John',

Path Clear is only for use on land which is not intended for cropping.
It kills existing weeds and prevents new weeds from growing up to 12
months and that, of course, includes all other vegetation.

Do not apply Path Clear around the base of wanted trees, flowers and
shrubs otherwise serious damage may be caused to them. I would confine
its use to paths, drives and the like.

Regards,
Emrys Davies.


"John Bradbury" wrote in message
...
I moved into our present property about a year ago.

The previous owners had the front garden "stones" - i.e. a membrane
put
down and covered by pebbles and stones. It looked nice when we moved
in
and last year wasn't too bad.

However this year there has been a great number of weeds etc. growing
through the fabric and stones. I don't want to pull them up as I feel
it
would only disturb the fabric more and make the opportunity for more
weeds to grow through; I have therefore continually treated them with
Pathclear".

Am I doing right?

Should the area have deteriorated so quickly?

What is my best course of action? - I am arthritic and cannot do too
much myself
--
John Bradbury