Customer Reviews for VEVOR Weed Barrier Landscape Fabric 5oz 3 x 50 ft Garden Woven Ground Cover Mat

This is thick enough to hold up multiple seasons, make sue to stake it down good as the wind will rip it up, ended up using bricks along the seams and that worked better. Water is kinda slow to go through the cloth but it does and my garden stayed weed free all growing season. Do not cut this with scissors or a knife. Use a torch and burn it so it doesnt unravel. That was a lesson learned.

I use this to create mulch with burned preholes for my cut flower gardens. Burns clean and well, good width, strong enough to handle the whole created and melts cleanly. Weed controls is reasonable and has shown strength to stay in place and not instantly poke holes through from rocks or other items underneath. Prices is fantastic, shiping prompt. Comes folded in half and easy to work with while on roll. to flatten out and place. Water runs through, so helps with watering during rain, along with my drip system.

Very durable and is our 2nd year using this matt for the garden. We purchased two rolls, place the matt down, then use a torch to burn hikes to plant. Keeps the garden weed free!

Is thinner than what I expected. Tears easily. Hopefully it will last.

So far it works good as intended in the garden. Material is strong and does prevent weed growth. Makes it nice not getting muddy from the wet ground while gathering crops.

I love this stuff. I have used it to transform my garden, a play area for my child and put it under my above ground pool.

Exceeds expectations

It did take a while to get here due to the waiting size but it was worth the wait it's a good quality product lined 750 ft of driveway with it

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!