- Textile mulch is a specially developed lightweight ground cover material for use in gardening and landscaping.
- The black-fiber polypropylene material is resistant to ultraviolet radiation and soil compounds.
- The fabric prevents weed growth and accelerates the rooting of young plants by keeping the soil moist and warm.
- Textile mulch can also be used to separate soil layers, such as between drainage and substrate in flower beds.
- Soil remains fluffier in planting areas covered with textile mulch compared to those covered with landscape fabric or geotextile.
Instructions for Use
- Spread the fabric on prepared soil and cut planting holes with a sharp knife; secure the edges with either soil or specialized fixing pegs.
- In landscaping, the area around plants may be covered with bark mulch or decorative gravel.