VEVOR Weed Barrier Landscape Fabric, 5 x 250 ft, 5 Oz Premium Woven Ground Cover Heavy Duty PP Material & Easy Setup, Dual-Layer for Outdoor Garden, Lawn, Driveway, Black

This product appears to be great quality. I have 7 raised beds, 5ft x 6ft. I stapled the fabric to the wood frame of the raised beds. I am planning on burning holes in the fabric once it is growing season and planting my plants in the dirt where I burned the holes. I will let you know how this holds up but right now, this stuff is the cheapest on the market and appears to be a great quality. Lets hope it burns well with a torch!

This is the only landscape fabric we use on our urban farm. We use it for all our walkways and it’s lasted years even though it’s been in full AZ sun, walked on everyday, and rolling heavy equipment on it like our BCS tractor. We also use it as “plastic mulch” to transplant in after burning holes in it with a template (pic). We have a horrible nutsedge issue on the property and wouldn’t be able to grow crops without it!

Trying to find a protective weed barrier for my garden has been a joke. I bought this in 3.2mm. They say it prevents weeds and has many applications. It's still early in my first season using this product but so far so good. The 6' width makes it easy to work with and the material has a nice strong feel. It definitely looks good and holds well with garden staples. The water soaks through effectively. I will update this review after the season.

I've purchased several rolls of different weights, including 2 rolls of this lightweight fabric. I've been using this material a lot for various projects. >As a liner under my strawberry plants. The roots grow through the fabric, but it keeps weeds from germinating from underneath. You do need to keep new weeds in check. The nut grass is the worst if it gets into the fabric (germinates in the mulch). >I have saved about a CY of cobbles for future projects. The fabric is tough enough to withstand tossing the rocks on it to keep them clean. >I've cut an 8 foot piece. Works pretty good for crawling under my mower or truck to do repairs. Compact enough to keep a piece in the trunk too. Guess it wouldn't work out too well if the ground was wet (haha). The downside is that it unravels easily. I'm sure there is a tool to melt, cut, and seal the edge (somewhere). For me, sharp utility blades and a 4 foot board does the trick. It also works great for raking up pine needles (6'x10' piece). I have noticed field ant colonies under the heavier fabric, but so far, nothing under this fabric. Guess the rain drains through it easier. It is pretty light, so you'd need a few rocks or staples to keep it in place until you put stone or mulch over it. I have to say that I'd never buy another roll of heavy fabric again, unless it was for my driveway. Hope I've given you some useful info.

This product is a great value. There's a lot of material on this roll for the $$$. I was able to use this one roll on two large deck jobs. Will buy again!

The product got delivered early and no weeds so far after 1 year. Highly recommend. The weed barrier came folded, so we were confused if it was a 3 ft width.

Best landscape fabric I've ever used. Spent over $100 in the past for stuff that does not compare to this.

The ground cover is a good price and is average quality. It does shrink some in the sun, and is bad about unraveling. It will work for one season. Not likely to get a second season out of it.

Very thick. Easy to work with. Shrinks a little in the sun so cut longer than needed.