The RHS encourages gardeners to reduce their plastic use and choose biodegradable or recyclable alternatives, such as the corn starch and jute weed suppressant membranes …

Re-lay areas using biodegradable mulch film – if you have a small, gravelled area where perennial weeds are troublesome, you could remove the stones and re-lay them atop a heavy grade …

Made from strong spunbond fabric, this permeable landscape membrane will suppress most weeds while allowing air, water and nutrients to pass through to soil. To use, first strim …

Mulching is generally used to save water, suppress weeds and improve the soil around plants but it also gives your garden a neat, tidy appearance and can reduce the amount of time spent on …

Jul 29, 2023 · What do you use as a “biodegradable” membrane. 1 assume what you need a biodegradeable membrane to do is to lay over the soil and supress weeds long enough for …

Apr 8, 2021 · Laying weed fabric membrane can be a bit on the tricky side. You’ve got a whole area jam packed with weeds and your first question is ‘can I lay the weed membrane straight …

Weed suppressant membranes are an effective way to control weeds without the use of chemicals or frequent weeding. They are especially useful in areas where weeds are a …

If you want to make your garden less work, then one place to start is by using weed-suppressing membrane over the borders. This fabric is porous, so water can pass down through it to plant …

Mar 29, 2012 · The RHS site gives this advice "Plants should be 45-60cm (18in–2ft) apart, and if planting in rows, space the rows 1.8m (6ft) apart, ideally running north to south, so that they do …

Lots of advice here on how to choose your method, whether it is mulch or membrane, carpet or cardboard! Just remember to hold it down…. Mulching is generally used to save water, …