Purchased this February 2017 to make my own replacement covers for several earthboxes. Just cut it to size, put a bungee cord around the earthbox and voila, new cover. I cut X's in plastic where I wanted my tomatoes, peppers, eggplants to go. Plants grew great with this sturdy material. I'm in Zone 7B. I rinsed them off at the end of the season, stored in garage over winter, and they are back in use for a second garden season in 2018.
Using to cover existing landscape fabric and wood mulch that grow weeds even though I spray Roundup and sprinkle Preen. And heavy rains move the mulch off the fabric. Easy to roll out and tie down using landscape pins. Working on 1 row - need 2 rolls - adding 16 (11 and 17 gallon) flextubs for plants on top. Have 2 rolls for 5 ft wide row - 1 down and 1 to go (when it gets cooler - too hot for me now - high 80s and 90s). Will cut tiny holes for rain drainage as recommended in a video). I like the looks - odd but pretty to me. I just ordered 3 more rolls - for 1 more 5 ft wide row and 2 slim rows. I use black rubber mulch on most of the garden paths and patios - so black plastic is not really odd here. Then I will only have to weed the planting areas in the ground - big difference. Less Roundup and Preen - yeah. 7/14/17 ordered more - now have 1 side row for 8 tubs with raspberries/blackberries, 1 back row for df conifers/sedums and peppers/melons/winter squash, 1 side row for tubs with strawberries and more df conifers, 1 middle row for path and laid out hose, 1 side patio for tubs with tomatoes, cucumbers, watermelon. New roll for side of strawberry tubs - ran out of older rolls. Love it. Fewer weeds. Also replanted clover in beds - that helped too.
Bought this for slip n slide baseball. Needed two rolls, but this plastic withstood fourteen 9-10 year old rowdy boys so well that I was able to rinse it off and hang it up to dry overnight, then roll it right back up for the next game.
Used it to control weeds in vegetable garden. It works as intended. Kills / prevents weeds in areas where I don't want anything growing. I set several container plants on it to keep the wind from blowing it away.
This worked great when we made a homemade waterside for our youth group! It's a little narrow, but perfect for the price! It held up when being used by adults and teenagers. We used flat plastic garden stakes to hold it down, no ripping; and baby shampoo with the water hose. I will purchase this again!
Works very well for keeping weeds away in my vegetable garden. However, I did put grey weed barrier over it because the black absorbs so much heat it was hard to knee on without burning my legs!
Its the perfect size for most garden beds, it is easy to lay down, and with a little weight on the corners I'm sure it will kill off my annoying weed... grass lawn in time for spring. If not, its not the products fault that I put it down late. Two rolls did half my backyard in the areas I will be growing in. (1/4 acre with a home on property. Average home. To give you an idea of what you get out of it.) Will try to remember to update in a few months after a few weeks of sun. to tell you how it held up.
Gail Conley
Used for Earthbox covers.
Purchased this February 2017 to make my own replacement covers for several earthboxes. Just cut it to size, put a bungee cord around the earthbox and voila, new cover. I cut X's in plastic where I wanted my tomatoes, peppers, eggplants to go. Plants grew great with this sturdy material. I'm in Zone 7B. I rinsed them off at the end of the season, stored in garage over winter, and they are back in use for a second garden season in 2018.
Britteny Forbush
Plastic for garden rows. Less weeding.
Using to cover existing landscape fabric and wood mulch that grow weeds even though I spray Roundup and sprinkle Preen. And heavy rains move the mulch off the fabric. Easy to roll out and tie down using landscape pins. Working on 1 row - need 2 rolls - adding 16 (11 and 17 gallon) flextubs for plants on top. Have 2 rolls for 5 ft wide row - 1 down and 1 to go (when it gets cooler - too hot for me now - high 80s and 90s). Will cut tiny holes for rain drainage as recommended in a video). I like the looks - odd but pretty to me. I just ordered 3 more rolls - for 1 more 5 ft wide row and 2 slim rows. I use black rubber mulch on most of the garden paths and patios - so black plastic is not really odd here. Then I will only have to weed the planting areas in the ground - big difference. Less Roundup and Preen - yeah. 7/14/17 ordered more - now have 1 side row for 8 tubs with raspberries/blackberries, 1 back row for df conifers/sedums and peppers/melons/winter squash, 1 side row for tubs with strawberries and more df conifers, 1 middle row for path and laid out hose, 1 side patio for tubs with tomatoes, cucumbers, watermelon. New roll for side of strawberry tubs - ran out of older rolls. Love it. Fewer weeds. Also replanted clover in beds - that helped too.
Gussy Wilson
Berry good
Arrived in 2 days, thicker than I was expecting for the price, and holding the bark for my new walkway just fine.
Maria Vallejo
Love
This plastic is hard to find but just what I needed to kill grass without harsh chemicals.Love it
Caroline Frederick
Able to withstand fourteen rowdy pre-teen boys
Bought this for slip n slide baseball. Needed two rolls, but this plastic withstood fourteen 9-10 year old rowdy boys so well that I was able to rinse it off and hang it up to dry overnight, then roll it right back up for the next game.
Erf Shiela Brito
Five Stars
This is thick like construction trash bags.
Stephen William Gatkoi
Good weed barrier
Used it to control weeds in vegetable garden. It works as intended. Kills / prevents weeds in areas where I don't want anything growing. I set several container plants on it to keep the wind from blowing it away.
Amy Jenkins
Homemade water slide!! Held up!!
This worked great when we made a homemade waterside for our youth group! It's a little narrow, but perfect for the price! It held up when being used by adults and teenagers. We used flat plastic garden stakes to hold it down, no ripping; and baby shampoo with the water hose. I will purchase this again!
Yvonne Ebarb
Great as weed barrier
Works very well for keeping weeds away in my vegetable garden. However, I did put grey weed barrier over it because the black absorbs so much heat it was hard to knee on without burning my legs!
Brad Wales
Its the perfect size for most garden beds
Its the perfect size for most garden beds, it is easy to lay down, and with a little weight on the corners I'm sure it will kill off my annoying weed... grass lawn in time for spring. If not, its not the products fault that I put it down late. Two rolls did half my backyard in the areas I will be growing in. (1/4 acre with a home on property. Average home. To give you an idea of what you get out of it.) Will try to remember to update in a few months after a few weeks of sun. to tell you how it held up.