Easy Garden Protection for
Home Growing

Black mulching fabric helps suppress weed growth and reduce moisture loss from the soil. It is suitable for strawberries, vegetables, ornamental shrubs, hedges, flower beds and other planted areas where clean and effective ground coverage is required.

Woven ground cover is stronger and more resistant to mechanical damage, making it a good choice for long-term use under bark, decorative stone or gravel. Non-woven mulching fabric is lighter and easier to install, so it is particularly suitable for smaller beds, seasonal planting and home gardens.

The material should be laid on level ground and fixed with suitable ground anchors or fixing pegs. Fasteners should be positioned along the edges, at the corners and where two sections overlap. In exposed or windy areas, closer spacing is recommended.

The required number depends on the size of the material, the shape of the planting area and local weather conditions. More anchors should be used around edges, corners and overlaps, especially in open locations where the material may be exposed to strong winds.

Yes. Black mulching fabric is commonly used in strawberry cultivation because it helps reduce weeds, retain soil moisture and keep the fruit cleaner by limiting direct contact with the soil. Strawberry plants are placed through carefully prepared planting cuts.

A heavier white winter crop cover can be used to protect plants from frost, cold winds and sudden temperature changes. It is suitable for roses, shrubs, young trees, sensitive perennials and plants grown in containers.

Biodegradable and natural-fibre products can be used for mulching, soil protection and seasonal plant care. They are a practical option for gardeners looking for more environmentally responsible solutions, although the most suitable product should always be selected according to the intended application and required service life.

Yes. High-quality mulching fabrics allow water to pass through to the soil, so the material does not need to be removed during watering or rainfall. At the same time, it helps slow down moisture evaporation from the ground.

A durable woven ground cover or suitable non-woven mulching fabric should be installed beneath bark, gravel or decorative stone. It separates the decorative layer from the soil, helps suppress weeds and improves the long-term appearance and maintenance of the area.