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.
Weeds can be a constant headache and many questions are asked about the best methods of weed control. These unwelcome additions to planting schemes can grow rampantly, keep coming back, spoil the overall aesthetic of a garden and demand a disproportionate amount of attention. Here we look at the variety of solutions to control weeds and consider the pros and cons of each remedy.
Not all landscaping fabrics are created equal. And when it comes to Growtivation’s range of professional landscaping geotextile membranes, this is intentional in order to address the different and specific requirements of various landscaping applications.
Landscaping professionals rely on the quality of their work and its ability to stand the test of time to secure more work in the future. Professional landscaping skills and techniques, as well as attention to detail, are the essential ingredients in producing excellent results for your clients that will see them recommending you to others. However, without the right tools or materials for the application in question, the quality of that work is easily compromised.
As any professional landscaping contractor knows, preparation is key. The saying ‘Fail to prepare; prepare to fail’ is particularly pertinent when it comes to groundworks. The proper and thorough preparation of sub-surfaces for the start of construction or landscaping work is literally the base on which the rest of the project will succeed or fail.
A property perched atop a hill may offer stunning views for the owner, but they present distinct challenges when it comes to landscaping the driveway. When creating the perfect driveway for a client, you want to make the choices that will best showcase their property but will also stand the test of time, especially when it comes to a sloping driveway.
