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I understand the concept that the landscape fabric will stop weeds from coming up, but I'm concerned that some roots need to go deeper than the depth of the box. I can't reconcile this. This is the argument du jour in my house - HELP!
After reading the first book on SFG I am a little confused. The book states that when starting your SFG you need to turn the soil and amending it - but after looking at the forum many people are using landscape fabric with no digging. What is the best
Hi, I've got a 4'x6' bed built, and all the materials to make my Mel's Mix are in the garage. Before I start mixing and filling, I would appreciate feedback on lining the bed. We can get moles here, and I'd sure hate to come out to the garden and
Today I lost one of my watermelon plants (out of 5 different ones) to the 114 degree Arizona heat. I'm thinking I need some type of shade cloth to cover the rest of the garden. Any suggestions? I've heard that gardening fabric should only block the