6.5FT x 32FT Weed Barrier Control Woven Garden Weed Landscape Fabric Heavy Duty Ground Cover

I used this for multiple purposes. 1. to help control the weeds and keep the bamboo from sprouting up. 2. to protect from erosion where my dogs run back and forth talking to their friends on the other side of the fence.. The material is basically tarp like so it is pretty hard for anything underneath to survive and sprout through. I did have a previous brand down that was more of a thick fabric and, over time, weeds did begin to pop through.

Great value and works great for your garden. Be sure to add the spikes to ensure a tight ground mount. Keeps weeds down and easy to install.

I bought another brand in a roll, I found that to be easier to maneuver. This brand came folded, and was not nearly as much in size as I thought it would be. It definitely did the trick, but I dont think I would buy this style again. For the price and how it comes, folded vs rolled, id look for something rolled at a better cost.

This is a great produce, and I am so glad I purchased it. Heavy fabric, easy to install and secure with the staples I purchased. Product held up with a wheel barrow full of gravel was run back and forth over it. Highly recomment!

This weed block is simply the best. It has a great selection of sizes and makes me look forward to doing my yard-transformation project. There are a lot of other weed barrier fabrics out there, but this one is, by far, superior in quality to those others.

I have a huge area under 13 Douglas Fir trees which Im trying to keep IVY and blackberries away from. After 1 year I'm here to write that it works, I had to pull this back and there were some really weak old blackberry plants and ivy "trying" to grow I successfully pulled those out with ease. I'm pretty sure water goes through but it blocked out lots of light . I have bought 8 of these

I bought it as the best price/size for my garden space. It had good reviews. Once it is down and covered with mulch, it is fine. But 2 issues:1. because it is folded many times for shipping, it is unwieldy to manage for cutting. Perhaps, as I am only 5' tall, it is not an issue for a tall person. But one still needs a large area to unfold for cutting.2. it unravels while laying it and "nailing" it into the dirt. It one gets it perfect the first time, it maybe isn't an issue. But I seem to have to pull nails and readjust - and such handling causes fraying. Then laying the mulch causes another opportunity for fraying - if the rake catches a plastic "thread" it will likely pull and unravel.

I purchased this and worked as it states. 1 think most of these other reviews says it unravels has never used this type of weed barrier. When cutting it to prevent it from unraveling you must us something that will melt it so it binds the ends together. I used a propane torch like what is used in plumbing, when planting you also use the torch and melt hole's into it. I use this in my garden when I plant corn and burned holes every 6 inches for planting my corn. It's holding up just fine and not one weed has grown through it.