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Landscaping Fabric

aoife34 · 2009-05-24 21:24:39

Hi, i am planning on putting some stones down in my garden but before i do, i want to put so fabric down to stop the grass gorwing up or any weeds. Do i have to buy landscaping fabric or can i just cut up some black bin bags and peg them down?

24-05-2009 9:24pm

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aoife34

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Hi, i am planning on putting some stones down in my garden but before i do, i want to put so fabric down to stop the grass gorwing up or any weeds. Do i have to buy landscaping fabric or can i just cut up some black bin bags and peg them down?

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#2 25-05-2009 8:58am

John mac

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its 6.50 for a roll 1Mx20M in arrow stores at the mo.

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#3 25-05-2009 10:50am

twenty8

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Where would I find an Arrow store?? Never heard of it. Is that much cheaper than B&Q or the likes?

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#4 26-05-2009 11:30am

queenie1

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Depending on the amount you need you can buy cut lengths usually in 1m, 2m and 3m widths or you can buy a whole roll which is a cheaper option. Always check the quality as the one mentioned in arrow is a softer material rather than the mypex product.

Definitely dont use plastic bags worth investing in the correct product.

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#5 26-05-2009 4:45pm

joseph brand

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I'm looking for this stuff too. Have dug a 2ft x 14ft trench in garden. Have stones, but fear that Woodies might be expensive. If they even have it.

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