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Flower beds and flowerbeds of evergreen plants are an expanse for creativity. But no matter how beautifully the gardener does not equip the front garden, weeds always appear on it. Today we will learn how to get rid of weeds on the flower bed without weeding.



How to get rid of weeds Klumbu must be constantly weeded to get rid of weeds. This process is time consuming, so it can be replaced in other ways. You can get rid of the flowerbed from weeds already at the stage of laying the flowerbed itself. Gardeners use mulch to solve the problem of weeds for a long time. Mulching soil rids plants of weeds, improves the appearance of flowerbeds and even increases the fertility of plants. Mulching is not difficult to master.



For mulching, you need to stock up on gravel, dense geotextiles and staples of thick wire. Before mulching the site, it is necessary to level the soil and lay out geotextiles on it. Where the rolls overlap, they must be connected with strong staples.

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Then you need to pour gravel on the geotextile and level it. Geotextile is needed so that the gravel does not trample into the ground, so that such a flowerbed will not lose its appearance for years. And if you want to plant a new plant, it is enough to make a cut in the geotextile and plant the plant in the ground.

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Even if the gravel is mixed in some way with the ground, it can be collected and washed, then laid out again on the geotextile. In this area, weeds rarely appear, and if any grass grows, it is easy to remove. The gravel bed looks decent and saves the gardener from the annual weeding of weeds. There is another option of a flower bed that does not need to be weeded.

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Wood chips of wood look warmer and cozier on the site. This mulch is popular among urban gardeners. In autumn, gardeners sprinkle wood chips on bare earth, thereby insulating plants for the winter. Wood chips inhibit the growth of weeds and retain moisture in the ground.

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In spring, wood mulch is raked from the ground and new plants are planted. If young plants need to be fertilized, humus or compost can be laid out under the chips. Wood chips can be poured onto the flowerbed without geotextiles. Then, depending on the type of wood from which the powder is made, it will enrich the soil, and nourish it with useful trace elements. But this sprinkle will last for 3 years. Then it will gradually sink into the ground.

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To sprinkle pleasing the eye longer than twice, it is poured on geotextile. By the way, if you lay both gravel and wood chips directly on the ground, weeds will still appear. So it is better to be safe and put geotextile. The bark is not eternal, it will need to be changed every 5 years. Since the wood gets wet and rots from the effects of natural elements.

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Geotextile inhibits the growth of weeds, warms plants in the cold season and protects them from aggressive sunlight. Powder is a decorative solution, so it can be different. What kind of mulch would you choose for your flower bed?