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Landscape Application Tips View Application Guide
- Prepare the area by removing unwanted rocks and debris
- No need to de-weed! WeedGuardPlus goes directly over weeds or grass
- Cover entire planting area with the WeedGuardPlus
product that's right for your garden:
for Landscaping the ideal choices are Heavy Weight plain or creped (for easy contouring)
WeedGuard is engineered to be 100% biodegradable, for extended season (6+ months) use apply 2+ layers of WeedGuard - Use sharp scissors to trim product to your garden space: it's easy to trim WeedGuardPlus to fit around trees and shrubs
- Use a planting dibble to punch a hole through the soil & WeedGuard layers and place plants in desired locations
- Cover the area with a thin layer of bark and wood chips for a beautiful finished look
If you are wanting to plant drought tolerant grasses: "How To Tech Tip"
- Prepare the area by removing unwanted rocks and debris
- No need to de-weed! WeedGuardPlus goes directly over weeds or grass (best to trim if weeds are over 3" high)
- Cover entire planting area with Heavy Weight WeedGuardPlus (1 layer should be sufficient, 2 layers if over thistles )
- Use sharp scissors to trim product to your garden space: it's easy to trim WeedGuardPlus to fit around trees and shrubs
- Cover the area with a 1.5" layer of weed free soil mixed with compost; inexpensive top soil is ok as long as it is weed free
- Broadcast drought tolerant grass seed over the entire area
- Water lightly to keep soil moist and germinate the seed
Zoysia grass
Flexible. Loves sun and shade. Slow growing. Tolerates traffic. Produces lush carpet. El Toro, Empire, Jamur, and Palisades most drought-resistant.
Bermuda grass
Loves the sun, responds well to watering, good traffic tolerance, but needs lots of mowing. Many varieties are drought-tolerant. Best in sub-tropical southern zones.
St. Augustine grass
Floratam is most drought-tolerant variety but generally it prefers dappled shade. Got trees? Ask your local municipality if it's giving them away.