Can I cover this landscape fabric with pea gravel? It was suggested I use landscape fabric below 4-6" peagravel, is this product the correct kind?
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I've used this landscape material for several years now, gravel and mulch, and so far I'm delighted. From my perspective the answer is yes, I wouldn't hesitate. Longevity is yet unknown.
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I would believe so. It is very durable. You could call the company to be sure but I really do not think it would be a problem! Good luck. I hope this helps.
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You would probably want another cloth under to completely cover table. I used a plastic. Also, it was cut unevenly. I squared it up before using. Makes great BB backing because you can wash & reuse.
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Just spread the seed on top of good loosened and raked soil...and keep moist...pretty much like grass seed...you can cover the seed with hay or landscape fabric if on a hill to retard erosion. We used it on newly created hills to stabilize the soil after site work was finished. You can also ask the supplier of the seed for their recommendations. Hope this helps...
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If I remember right, I put in like 4 ( 2 cu ft bags ) of like Miragle Grow enriched potting soil and then mixed in regular ground dirt. I drilled like 8 holes in the bottom of the trough, then placed about 2 inches of gravel, then placed weed block fabric on top of the gravel, then put the Miiracle Grow and dirt mixture on top of that.
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You could use muslin by folding in half.But muslin itself comes in 10x10 by ft.Regards,kimoutlet
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Yes. I cut the fabric and placed it over skylights. You might want to secure the sides from unraveling since they would blow in the wind. I am very happy with the product and appreciate the protection front he sun plus you can still see through it.
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What are grommets? If you are referring to landscaping pins to tack it down, no. It is just a plain sheet of fabric. I bought landscape pins separate.
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I use these bags w/a 10 x 10 canopy. They will attach to the legs of a 10 x 20 canopy as well. The only issue may be that a 10 x 20 canopy may catch more wind, and, thus, require a bit more stabilizing and anchoring weight. Btw, I filled each bag with 40 pounds of very small garden rocks (pea gravel). Took two people to do this; filling each is a bit tricky. But it worked out quite well.
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All ground cover degrades over time. I placed this ground cover under two raised garden beds with two feet on each side exposed and uncovered since July, 2013. I have not noticed any deterioration. However, if you want to extend the potential life of this product, I would cover it with gorrilla hair, pepples or gravel.
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The material is too narrow and is too finely woven for use as a garden material, I believe. We used it to put into the weep holes of our brick house to prevent insects from getting into the house.
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The instructions say you do not. However, I think it depends greatly on your soil. If you already have very sandy or gravely soil that is already permeable, then it would probably be fine without gravel backfill. If you have yucky impermeable clay soil (like mine), then you would need the backfill and perhaps the fabric.
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I used sand. I do not think you would want to use pea gravel because there is a chance that a small piece will possible some out of the air holes when you are placing your steps in the water. Don't forget these steps get really heavy and if you want to take them back out pea gravel may make them very heavy.
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Just my opinion, I think maybe getting some garden edging would be better to collect the leaves, or there is flex border material, like the recycled decking, that you could wrap around ground stakes, that may be better suited. This is a great raised bed, I bought two of them, but I am going to use them for vegetable gardening and make mini-greenhouses out of them, maybe do both projects !! :) take care
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I had several garden trellises (decorative) that were just laying around the yard. I stuck them around the edges and increased the number of pea plants, as well as planting morning glories for fun. I don't see why you couldn't put some sort of trellis/lattice around the sides that you could tack fencing on to. Just remember not to make it too shaded!
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This fabric isn't fire retardant so you would have to decide that. As to how many yards you would need to make curtains depends on the pattern and the size of the window. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Hi, Curt--picking up from below--I got about11 yards in length, so you would probably need more than one double roll for your project. . Hope this helps. catbirdz
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I am pretty sure you have to order it by the yard. On the right there is a drop down box for quantity. Put 4 and you should get your 4 yards. This is really pretty fabric. You will love it.