When you’re tackling a new garden project, you might be weighing up the pros and cons of laying a landscaping fabric. Here, we answer some of the most commonly asked questions about weed control and landscaping fabrics.
With the landscaping season nearly upon us now is the time to stock up on those landscaping supplies that will equip you for the year ahead, helping you to create landscapes that wow your customers and have them recommending you to others.
A key aspect of many landscaping projects – and one that, as a landscaping professional, you have to get right – is drainage and filtration.
As a landscaping professional, when you start a landscaping project, often one of the most important things that you have to consider is ground stabilisation and soil separation.
A beautiful driveway can do wonders for the kerb appeal of your property. Choosing the right finish for your driveway is imperative, as it’s a decision you’ll have to live with for a long time. Here’s a guide as to the various options you have when it comes to a surface finish for your driveway.
There are different methods of suppressing weeds, including the installation of a landscaping fabric. However, when it comes to weed control fabrics one size does not fit all and not all landscaping fabrics are designed for the job of suppressing weeds.
One of the key issues associated with using gravel in a landscaping scheme is its migration to other surfaces. There are misconceptions around gravel driveways, in particular, that they are difficult to maintain and keep looking good. Fortunately, there are easy measures to keep gravel in its intended place and help minimise the maintenance that make this versatile surface finish more attractive.
When it comes to choosing landscaping fabrics and weed control fabrics, it’s important to know that they’re not all created equal. Each geotextile fabric within Growtivation’s Product That Works range of professional landscaping solutions solves specific landscaping problems. They come in different thicknesses, can be woven or non-woven, and offer varying benefits, from ground stabilisation to filtration. Here, we look at the differences between the geotextile fabrics to help identify the correct membrane for your project and achieve the right result.
