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Mypex Ground Cover Fabric | Weed Suppressing Membrane

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Each roll is 1 metre wide; Order in your required length (multiples of 1 metre) e.g. ordering 5 will produce a 5 x 1 metre piece

Why use mypex ground cover fabric?

  • Suppresses competing and unsightly weed growth
  • Allows water and air to pass through
  • Ideal base for decorative mulch - bark/stones

This woven ground cover material will ensure your plants are kept free of competing weeds whilst allowing water through to the soil. Easy to use, simply lay out, make 'x' shape holes where you wish to plant and plant through the membrane. Cover with a decorative mulch such as bark chip or stone and relax in the knowledge that you'll be weed free!

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Pot grown and cell grown plants are available year round and make a great option when planting a hedge. Pots come in various sizes, as do the plants grown in them, and can be planted when convenient for you. These plants will be happy in their pots, given enough water, until you’re ready to plant. Cell Grown plants are usually small, 10-30cm and a great step between Pots and Bare Roots.

What's the difference between Bare Root, Root Ball, Pot Grown and Cell Grown?

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Bare root hedging plants are extremely popular. They are delivered and should be planted during the dormant season (usually November to April) and can be pre ordered from mid-summer. We recommend pre-ordering where possible to reserve your plants but take new orders right the way through the season. Bare roots are a cost effective way of planting a new hedge.

What's the difference between Bare Root, Root Ball, Pot Grown and Cell Grown?

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Root balls are generally available from October through to April/May, though some species are available year round. The plants are field grown and then lifted with a ‘ball’ of soil around the roots that is secured with hessian and sometimes wire. Root balls are often very impressive plants that can be pre ordered from mid-summer.

What's the difference between Bare Root, Root Ball, Pot Grown and Cell Grown?

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Instant hedging provides immediate impact to any project. These hedge units are grown in troughs or strong bags where they are shaped and pruned over many years to create a hedging panel that is already knitted together, producing an impressive instant hedge. Instant hedging is available to plant year round.

What's the difference between Bare Root, Root Ball, Pot Grown and Cell Grown?

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Here you will see all of the hedging plants that we provide in this species under one tab. From small cell grown plants to large root balls it’s all here! To narrow down the list or view the root types individually please use the other tabs.

What's the difference between Bare Root, Root Ball, Pot Grown and Cell Grown?

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Or jump to our Instant Hedging to see all instant hedge plants.

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Feedback for Mypex Ground Cover Fabric | Weed Suppressing Membrane has been compiled from 6 customer reviews

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Mypex Ground Cover Fabric | Weed Suppressing Membrane

  • Customer also bought: .... :
  • Griselinia littoralis hedge plant
  • RHS Endorsed Rootgrow Mycorrhizal Fungi
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Not used it yet.
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Mypex Ground Cover Fabric | Weed Suppressing Membrane

  • Customer also bought: .... :
  • RHS Endorsed Rootgrow Mycorrhizal Fungi
  • Bone Meal Root Builder
  • Mixed Hedging - Hawthorn Base
  • Hornbeam hedge plants
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Excellent
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Mypex Ground Cover Fabric | Weed Suppressing Membrane

  • Customer also bought: .... :
  • Ulex europaeus
  • RHS Endorsed Rootgrow Mycorrhizal Fungi
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Seems better than local DIY store varieties.
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Mypex Ground Cover Fabric | Weed Suppressing Membrane

  • Customer also bought: .... :
  • Approved Economy Bird Friendly hedging
  • RHS Endorsed Rootgrow Mycorrhizal Fungi
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Excellent product. Very easy to use
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Mypex Ground Cover Fabric | Weed Suppressing Membrane

  • Customer also bought: .... :
  • Hornbeam hedge plants
  • RHS Endorsed Rootgrow Mycorrhizal Fungi
  • Osmanthus × burkwoodii hedging
  • Cornus alba 'Sibirica'
  • Cornus stolonifera 'Flaviramea'
  • Viburnum lantana hedge
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Good
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