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On May 8, 10:00 am, "Steve Barker" <ichasetra...@some.yahoo.com>
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> Walmart sells it. It's called Roundup.
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> Steve Barker
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> "z" <gzuck...@snail-mail.net> wrote in message
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> news:1178567903.987343.319310@h2g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
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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. Same idea
> > as "mow strips", same idea as landscape fabric, but solid, heavier
> > plastic, not flexible fabric, so it just stays put by itself, no
> > staking, no covering with gravel. Came in a box of like 3 foot long
> > pieces that sort of interlocked/overlapped. Had holes prepunched for
> > chain-link posts. I do not remember the name of the manufacturer.
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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?- Hide quoted text -
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Which works fine if you want:
1. Instant weeds
2. Grass back next season (or even late this season)
Harry K
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Re: "fence mulch", mow strip, underlayment, whatchacallit
