Landscape Fabric

The best landscape fabric prevents weeds, maintains soil moisture, stops erosion and more. Our buyer's guide helps you pick the right one!

Landscape fabric is a great way to prevent unwanted weeds from creeping into your garden, but is it for everyone? Read on to discover the pros and cons of using landscape fabric.

It's one of the joys of spring and summer: stopping by the local nursery to pick out plants for your landscaping or backyard vegetable garden. Wonderful as it is to pick out your supplies in person, it can be a drag to haul your purchase home. That's why you might consider doing a portion of this year's garden shopping from home. Click through to see some of the surprising things you can buy for your garden—online!

One of the most popular products utilized when people are making new flower beds or landscaping is that black, fibrous landscape fabric. It is very common in yards all across America, and while it is effective for several months, it ultimately is detrimental to your flower beds! Overall landscape fabric is a bad idea for weed control.

Learn how to install landscape fabric so it can do its job without becoming visible over time.

Landscape fabric stops unwanted weeds from growing in your garden or flower beds. Correctly placing the fabric will ensure the greatest success for your garden. Start by first...

Learn to scale a photo to desired size of quilt, identify your light source and create shadows. Much more in the blog. #quilting tutorial #landscape quilting #artfulquiltingandsewing

Learn how to use landscape fabric to save time and provide natural weed control for your cut flower garden.

Avoid hours of weeding your cut flower garden by using landscape fabric. Unlike plastic, this landscape fabric can be used year after year. Learn more from Floret

Learn how to control weeds in your cut flower garden or flower farm without the use of harmful chemicals by using landscape fabric.