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From: Mary Alison
Subject: Keeping grass down in flower beds? Newsgroups: 24hoursupport.helpdesk I've gotten free mulch - shredded trees - from the power company, but it doesn't keep the grass supressed in the flower beds. Would bark chips work better, because they're heavier and block out grass and weed growth? |
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Anonymous wrote:
From: Mary Alison Subject: Keeping grass down in flower beds? Newsgroups: 24hoursupport.helpdesk I've gotten free mulch - shredded trees - from the power company, but it doesn't keep the grass supressed in the flower beds. Would bark chips work better, because they're heavier and block out grass and weed growth? No. D |
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.... I've gotten free mulch - shredded trees - from the power company, but it doesn't keep the grass supressed in the flower beds. Would bark chips work better, because they're heavier and block out grass and weed growth? no, but if you use landscape fabric or a few layers of cardboard underneath the wood chips that will smother the grass roots for a while. songbird |
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Anonymous wrote:
From: Mary Alison Subject: Keeping grass down in flower beds? Newsgroups: 24hoursupport.helpdesk I've gotten free mulch - shredded trees - from the power company, but it doesn't keep the grass supressed in the flower beds. Would bark chips work better, because they're heavier and block out grass and weed growth? You need a border below ground to stop the grass roots. |
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