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Ground-covering layer designed to reduce or stop the growth of weeds. May be used in conjunction with pebbles or mulch. Also known as weed mat or weed barrier.
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Do I need to lay landscape fabric under ground-cover plants to prevent weeds growing?
I have a large hillside area in Pennsylvania, where usually weeds are out of control. For the next year, I am thinking about using some kind of ground-cover plants such as English Ivy to cover the are …
