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Nyboy
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Good tip I was looking for some to use between beds in orchard
Your garden is a showcase.Old carpet is good too, I'm not as limber as I used to be and when we took out some industrial wear carpet before tiling the floors I kept a few pieces, a nice neutral grey. I have a lot of gravel paths and weeding them has gotten to be a real PITA so this time of year I put down pieces of carpet over some of the worst weedy paths for a couple of weeks, lift the carpet on a hot sunny day and the sun does the weeds in. In the winter I put the carpet down on the the worst weedy paths and leave them on all winter. A couple of my paths I've just put down roofing tiles in a neutral color, these are there permanently, don't look bad either and they are none slip. Sometimes you can luck out and pick up broken bundles for a song if not free. Carpet has been used for ages on paths in cottage gardens, waste not want not. As you can tell by now my garden isn't what you'd call a showplace, I just grow plants .
Annette