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3 ft. x 50 ft. WeedBlock Weed Barrier Landscape Fabric

$10.47
  • Ultimate WeedBlock technology eliminates time pulling weeds
  • Easy to install weed control fabric lasts for years
  • Patented technology encourages root growth
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About This Product

The WeedBlock 3 ft. x 50 ft. Landscape Fabric will eliminate time pulling weeds and you'll have more energy to enjoy your garden. WeedBlock landscape fabric not only prevents weeds, it encourages root growth by keeping soil moist and cool. Made of UV-treated polyethylene, this cost-effective weed control fabric features patented Microfunnels that allow the free flow of air, water and nutrients to the soil while blocking sunlight and weeds.

Highlights

  • Chemical-free method for stopping weed growth
  • Allows the free flow of air, water and nutrients, while blocking sunlight and weeds
  • Stops weeds for years
  • UV-resistant design
  • Used for flower bed weed control and other landscape projects
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Product Information

Internet # 202043542

Model # 1042R

Store SKU # 688711

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Specifications

Dimensions

Product Length (ft.)

50 ft

Product Thickness (mm)

1.6

Product Width (ft.)

3 ft

Details

Biodegradable

No

Hardware Included

No

Landscape Supply Type

Weed Barrier

Returnable

90-Day

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty

Full Refund Warranty

Questions & Answers

Can this be used to line a soil-filled trench to serve as a root (& stolon) barrier to keep red raspberries in situ?
ByApr 8, 2019
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Can you put sod on top of this Weed Block fabric and will it still grow OK?
ByApr 3, 2018
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Hello Rich and thank you for your question. Your sod will need to contact the soil so the root structure will grow and create a beautiful lawn. The Weed Block Fabric will not allow any opportunity for the sod to contact the ground; in this case, the cut sod will not be able to survive for any length of time. Best wishes on your project.

By|May 5, 2023


Do I have to remove it every year in order to plant?
ByApr 5, 2016
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No, just cut a hole where you want the new plant to be and staple back the sides.

By|May 3, 2023


    will this crack?
    ByMar 3, 2016
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    Can I cover it and leave it over winter? Will it kill weeds that way
    BySep 29, 2015
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    No, it is not recommended to be left over winter.

    By|Jul 26, 2019


      color
      ByJun 16, 2015
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      No, all I have every seen is black at any Home Depot store.

      By|May 3, 2023

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      Black

      By|May 3, 2023

        black, and then, there's black if you prefer

        By|May 3, 2023

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          does the 3 foot wide landscape cloth come in dark green?
          ByJun 13, 2015
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          no, black only

          By|May 3, 2023

            Not to my knowledge. I have never seen it anywhere.

            By|May 3, 2023


              Does weedblock Polypropylene landscape fabrick have to be covered with mulch
              ByMay 20, 2015
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              We used rock that we hand placed over the fabric to go along with our rubber mulch we purchased. As long as you don't tear it, you will probably be ok.

              By|May 3, 2023

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              You can cover with whatever you wish. Stones, mulch, sand. Your choice.

              By|May 3, 2023

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                Nope! I rolled mine out planted my plants for my garden and left it at that. It works perfectly as is. The mulch is just a decorative measure. It's a black plastic type material so a lot of people prefer the mulch for cosmetic purposes.

                By|May 3, 2023

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                  I would expect it would work much better because what you are doing is trying to keep the sun from drying out the ground underneath. I am sure this would also block any sunlight from getting to the weeds so they could grow.

                  By|Apr 10, 2021

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                    No, but if you do cover it weeds will grow on top, and ultimately through the plastic and into the ground - "fabric" is a misnomer, there is nothing fabric about it. It's plastic (polypropylene) that has been "needle punched" - a secondary manufacturing operation used to make non-woven roll goods. If you don't cover it, it will tear apart if used on a path, or a drive way, for instance.

                    By|Apr 10, 2021

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                      Customer Reviews

                      3.7 out of 5

                      • 3.7 out of 284 reviews
                      • 76% recommend this product
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                      Weeds still grew through the fabric even with bark laid over it. Threw the unused portion away. I...
                      Weeds still grew through the fabric even with bark laid over it. Threw the unused portion away. I was hoping the polyethylene would work better however it seems the holes were still too large. I've had better success with woven fabric.
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                        Weeds poked right through it
                        Within a week, I had more weeds growing through this fabric than I had with no fabric. Refund please
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                        1 found this review helpful
                        Landscaping fabric
                        It worked fine for what I was using it for,very easy to use and the quality of the product was great.
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                        5 found this review helpful
                        Use newspaper, cardboard, anything but this
                        Polypropylene, an olefin, is in no way biodegradable.
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                          2 found this review helpful
                          Easy to work with and no weeds yet!
                          We had a ring around a front tree that was simply clogged with weeds. We needed to fix it quick for a house showing, so we bought this fabric and some plastic pegs to hold it down. It was easy to work with, even having to use it in a circle. We weed whacked down to the dirt, laid the fabric, pegged it, and put 3 inches of mulch on top, as per the instructions. A month has gone by, and nothing has poked up! Yay! The squirrels dig through the mulch and get to the fabric and are like "whaaat" but they haven't succeeded in ripping it up. It was a great bargain and thank goodness- no weeds! (Oh, and one tip- if you are putting flowers in through it- don't cut an "X" and shove them in. Cut a hole the size of the pot. The flowers need the breathing room) (and PS- the green little bits in the mulch in the pic are just some downed tree branches, not weeds!)
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                          16 found this review helpful
                          Did not work for us on thin roots.
                          We removed the existing dirt and roots from two raised gardens, installed the barrier and refilled the gardens with Miracle Grow Vegetable Dirt. Within 12 months the roots had grown back thicker than before. The H/D garden guy said the roots were so thin that they grew back through the holes in the fabric. Attached is a photo showing the barrier folded back to show roots growing completely thought it.
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                          15 found this review helpful
                          Worst weed bock ever
                          This product was a waste of time and money. Weeds were coming up in less than 2 weeks
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                          5 found this review helpful
                          It work!
                          We use this product in our produce garden bed. The weed block polypropylene landscape fabric was easy to layout under the dirt. It blocked all the weed from entering the bed.
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                          Did its job..
                          Works as intended. It does block most of the weed but there are spots where weeds are coming through. Not sure if this is due to possibly leaving space when overlapping the material. Used it under 20x20 pavers.
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                          2 found this review helpful
                          Weedblock lives up to its name in multiple ways
                          In landscaping our side yard, the weedblock worked well not only in beds with shrubs but was the foundation for our new rock/stepping stone walkway. Easy to cut and overlap to create a blanket to smother grass and weeds before they have a chance in either the bed or walkway. Great product!
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