I am interested using this to prevent invasive vines/weeds from coming over and thru the fence from neighbors. Do you think they could poke through
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It is pretty tough stuff but even doubled up as I use it, growing things could likely work their way through it.
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unfortunately I do thin they would poke through - blackberry vines etc..... My neighbor has some kind of vine that I swear grows a foot a day and although t has not poked through it is pushing on the windscreen. I love the privacy that my screens give me, but I wouldn't count on them to prevent invasive plants.
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I think you are better off buying the woven as it is thicker and designed for more blockage. Privacy Screen & Windscreen Fence W/ Brass Grommets 5.8'x50'
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The vines I have experience with in South Florida find a way under and over but not through.
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I have purchased this windscreen to prevent invasive neighbors, but I have not have enough experience yet to determine weeds. I believe this fabric is capable of preventing weeds/vines because it just may be a tight enough weave.
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Yes, it should but it would be pretty hard to get them out at the end of the season. If you want to throw it away or spend a lot of time pulling vines out it will work
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Yes it would, I would put a couple layers of weed cloth down and make sure it goes up the sides
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if you work from one side to the other & take your time,i'm sure it would work. i've removed all types of weeds (even deep rooted ones) with this tool.
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Look for Preen Vegetable garden Weed Preventer. It is designed especially for this use and is organic. It also provides nutrients for vegetable plants. It will not stop established weeds from emerging, but sure works wonders at preventing new weeds from taking over. This product does list many vegetables that it can be used for, but I prefer the other product around the veggie garden.
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It should work. I'm not sure the total distance from your fence to your house. They cannot be exposed to the sun or rain. I do not recommend using outside on a fence.
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You will have to make sure that there is no fine spray that can be carried by the wind to poison your neighbors. This would be a good time to consult your county extension agent, city arborist, or other professionals.
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YES if there is enough direct contact. I have had no issue with spraying around bushes flowers etc, but if you do hit them with this accidentally, hose off with water thoroughly and hope for the best. Multiple applications on the Bermuda will be needed to keep it in check.
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I wouldn't. Put down a thick weed barrier. That may not be the "right" way, but that's what I would do :)
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I would imagine it should be OK as long as there is some angle tipping the trellis towards the house. I seem to remember the spikes being fairly supportive, but once the weight of vegetation increases you'll need some way to ensure the trellis doesn't tip. Once its covered, you'll probably not notice any difference.
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I should think so. I have mine under wood chips with a pair of active dogs constantly running all over it. Their activity displaces a lot of the mulch but the weed barrier remains effective and intact.
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My yard is fence in with a chain link fence. The using this product against the fence out goes through the string real fast. However, it is ok around the garage and trees.
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I have used it mainly in the perennial flower bed--it works well there. I don't know how it works on weeds in the lawn.
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It shouldn't as it is really designed for pests. I would avoid putting direct, undiluted product directly on the flowers,shrubs, etc....I have not used mine yet, so I cannnot rate it's effectiveness yet. From the reviews, it sounds like it will work fairly well.
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I would suggest something stronger and less floppy like chicken wire wrapped not too tightly around pole. Once the vine has grown the wire will not be seen and will last for years.
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I would stay about 6-10 inches away from anything you don't want to kill. I have placed this stuff very close to trees and it does not seem to "creep" very much. It does require rain or some sort of moisture to "activate" the granuales. The specs say that it makes about a 6 inch barrier for weeds so I would keep 6-10 inches from anything you don't want to kill. My experience shows the product to be effective for more than 1 year, but less than 2.
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I wouldn't think so. It's a complete barrier to the soil. The only way we could plant flowers was to cut a hole in the material for each individual plant.By the way, it did a GREAT job keeping the weeds away for us.