Landscape cloth for vegetables - Ask Extension
I have landscape roll leftover. Can u use it for tomatoes or cukes.
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Landscape cloth for vegetables #634514
Asked May 12, 2020, 1:23 PM EDT
I have landscape roll leftover. Can u use it for tomatoes or cukes.
Sibley County Minnesota
Expert Response
Landscape cloth will work very well as a mulch in your garden. Lay the cloth down and then cut holes for the plants. You will need to secure the cloth by putting dirt on it, using landscape staples, or spreading a wood mulch.
The cloth will keep weeds down, help preserve moisture, reduce the rain/water splash on the plants which lessens the spread of fungal spores.
Some people will form mound rows and then secure the cloth in the depressions beside the mound
The cloth will keep weeds down, help preserve moisture, reduce the rain/water splash on the plants which lessens the spread of fungal spores.
Some people will form mound rows and then secure the cloth in the depressions beside the mound
