I've seen some mention of a weed barrier. Where do I get one?
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I don't know specifically. However, landscape fabric is used as weed barrier and is available on Amazon and at garden centers everywhere.
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I believe it is the black clothlike material that landscapers use. You buy it at Home Depot, Lowes, etc. You lay it down and then cover it over with soil as a kind of base.
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They sell them on amazon as well. Just search weed barrier. You could also use some plastic sheeting or burlap as a weed barrier.
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You can buy "Weed Barrier" at any home improvement store such as Home Depot or Lowes, you could probably also buy it at your local nursery, but it may be a bit more expensive there. Weed Barrier comes in a roll and looks like thin fabric, you simply cut it to size and lay it over top of your dirt before planting. To plant your plants, you simply cut a slit in the weed barrier, dig a small hole in the dirt, plant your plant, fill in the hole, water and then lay the weed mat back down around the base of your plant. It will prevent weeds from growing in your garden.
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I followed the instructions and removed the grass first, laid down weed barrier underlayment and then filled with soil. So far no grass in past 9 months and I strongly doubt there will ever be any. I guess you can try newspaper but it's iffy (it's more work later if grass does come through) while following the instruction is definitely a proof that there'll be no grass.
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I used these: http://www.amazon.com/Postions-Insulated-Terminal-Barrier-Strip/dp/B00D0W93NU/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_y They worked well.
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You could try and contact the company. I bought mine in lowes when I went there for canopy they are the ones to give me the Infor to google it.! Good luck
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I put both of mine over rock. I would think you might get weeds coming up thru. I love this product and thinking of ordering a third one.
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I don't think so. I believe the stones would keep it from closing tight enough to pull the weed out
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As long as your surface is flat it shouldn't present a problem. And I would be sure to put weedblocker beneath them.
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Try https://www.newenglandarbors.com/When I got mine, I found a website on my instruction sheet and there I saw parts and pieces to add to my current purchase (such as the center jointing point on my arbor that had a light included). I remember something about fences but no details right now. http://store.newenglandarbors.com/collections/accessories
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Type in Image Herbicide and find a website from Image. There should be a listing of all plants that Image will control as well as those to keep Image away.
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If you can't find one looking on the internet, I have no idea how to find a new battery. I only have one and had hoped to purchase another, but haven't looked for one. I did purchase my original weed eater at Lowe's. Maybe you can check with them.
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I'm not sure because I haven't used up the ones that came with it yet, but I'm thinking of trying to find weed wacker line that is the same diameter and trying it. Sorry this isn't very helpful.
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It will. I used similar weed barrier in just that fashion. However, I would recommend roto tilling the spot or spraying it first. Grass, especially Bermuda, is a real survivor and any advantage you can secure against it should be taken.
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I don't use a grass catcher. Unless you wait until your lawn is overgrown, you shouldn't need one. Besides, the mulched grass makes great "food" for the lawn. If I were to look for one, I would probably google black & decker. If they make one, that's were I would expect to find it.
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You need a physical barrier such as a fence or railroad tie. The other models can be contained with a perimeter wire, but not this one.
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I have had quite a few battles with bamboo roots and can assure you no weed barrier is strong enough to prevent razor sharp bamboo roots from popping up; the aggressive types are extremely difficult to eradicate. I have read that installing RHYSOME BARRIERS -- 40 ml HDPE high density polyethylene installed vertically -- is about the only material durable enough. I also read that copper sulfate kills the roots. good luck!
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I put landscaping fabric to prevent any weeds, but heavy duty fabric or even a tarp would probably keep your soils from mixing. The kit fits together nicely so you would have a flat structure to attach treated boards if you'd prefer.
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The end is an open claw and one sets it around the base of the weed. You then step on what looks to be a pedal and that causes the claw to close around the root of the weed and pulls it out. (Think tree spade in miniature). I have pretty tough weeds and hard soil where I live and it tackles almost all of them.