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z said:
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>A couple of years back, I bought some "fence mulch" as they called it,
>from Gardeners Supply, about a foot wide, sits under chainlink fences
>and keeps grass and weeds from growing where you cannot mow.
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>Anyway, I did half my fence and now they do not stock it any more and
>do not know where it can be found. A LOT of web searching (and froogle
>and groups) doesn't help; I get links to the old Gardeners Supply
>page, and a lot of patents but nobody selling it.
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>Anybody know where I can still get this stuff?
Have you already tried calling/contacting Gardeners Supply to ask if they
dropped the product because the *manufacturerI discontinued it and, if
the answer is 'no' perhaps they can supply contact information for the
manufacturer. (It would help if you could glean any part numbers or
catalog labels from those old web pages.)
Sadly, if the manufacturer stopped making it you are almost certainly
out of luck. I have been in that situation before.
--
Pat in Plymouth MI ('someplace.net' is comcast)
Any technology distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced.
(attributed to Don Marti)
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Re: "fence mulch", mow strip, underlayment, whatchacallit
