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WHY CHOOSE SUNOCITY LANDSCAPE FABRIC
When choosing a landscape fabric, consider the material, durability, and permeability. Some landscape fabrics are made of woven or non-woven polypropylene, while others are made of natural materials like burlap or jute. Look for a fabric that is durable enough to withstand the elements, but also permeable enough to allow water and air to reach the soil. Our Weed barrier landscape fabric can meet all your needs and is available in different sizes for you to choose from.
- Durable
- Weather-proof
- Tear-proof
- Anti-aging
- Long service life
- Highly Permeable and Breathable
- Come with Landscape Staples to make secure
Secure the Fabric with Staples
The number of straples included in the corresponding length:
- Length 50FT---15 Straples
- Length 100FT---30 Straples
- Length 300FT---90 Straples
Versatile sizing options
The weed barrier is available in a variety of sizes to suit different gardening and landscaping needs.
- 1.3ft x 50ft ---Package Style: FOLD
- 3ft x 50ft ---Package Style: FOLD
- 3ft x 100ft ---Package Style: ROLL
- 3ft x 300ft ---Package Style: ROLL
- 4ft x 50ft ---Package Style: FOLD
- 4ft x 100ft ---Package Style: FOLD
- 4ft x 300ft ---Package Style: ROLL
- 6ft x 300ft ---Package Style: ROLL
Unique Woven Design
The driveway fabric resists punctures, tears, and weed growth. Durable enough to last several years under direct sunlight.
Superior Permeability
It will let air, water and nutrients pass through, thus conserving your soil's moisture and preserving its value.
Flexible
Feel free to cut the weed barrier into the shape you need.
Anti-UV & Durable material
Protect your yard's ecosystem ,reduce soil erosion and thrive your plants.
Easy And Fast Installation
Prepare the area
Clear the area of any debris, rocks, or weeds.
Measure and cut the fabric
Measure the area you want to cover and cut the fabric to size. Be sure to leave a few extra inches on all sides to allow for trimming. If you are covering a large area, you may need to overlap multiple pieces of fabric.
Secure the fabric
Use landscape fabric staples to secure the fabric to the ground. Space the staples or pins about 2-3 feet apart along the edges of the fabric and at intervals throughout the center.
Make holes
If you want to plant through the fabric, cut holes in the fabric where you want to plant. Use a utility heaters or scissors to make the holes, and be sure to leave enough space for the plants to grow.
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AliMarMillayde
September 5, 2025
I haven't had a chance to actually lay it down in my beds yet, so I can't attest to how well it will be blocking weeds, but starting in March I will be starting on my flowerbeds, and will definitely be using this. It's a super heavy roll and seems to be made of excellent quality plastic. I do believe just be feeling it and seeing it, that it will do a wonderful job. It's thicker than our current weed barrier, which was great for about 3 years, so I'm excited to see how long this one will last!
Paulette Libra
August 16, 2025
I had a very good experience with this weed block, which I put down before spreading mulch in my front yard. This size/style seemed to be easier to cut and install than the long roll kind. And if it stays at around this price ($9.99 as of Feb. 2025), it’s also less expensive than the roll kind, especially considering that you get 15 landscape staples along with the weed block.
Kerri
July 2, 2025
placed under mulch to help prevent weed grow through. so far so good. didn't use the ground stakes.
PF
May 11, 2025
Although this weed barrier comes with lots and lots of landscape stakes included, the material itself is inferior. It is a thin plastic that lacks durability. The plastic will degrade easily. It is not the thicker, fabric-like material of landscaper-grade professional weed block. Looks more like the material that IKEA bags or European shopping bags are made out of. I don't doubt it will work for a short time, but I wouldn't use it.
Bee
May 4, 2025
I've laid this weed barrier beneath a layer of hay, secured with chicken wire, and for the first time, I'm staying ahead of the weeds. In some spots, I’ve used cardboard, while others have this barrier. Although I’m not entirely sold on using plastic, I’m hopeful that after two years, this approach will help reduce the build-up of viable weed seeds, making it possible to manage weeds by hand with bark mulch—without it taking over my life. This barrier is a fantastic solution for gaining control of a new planting area with a persistent weed problem. I'm eager to see how the results of cardboard compare to the weed barrier. Both are working well so far! This area has been trimmed to a smaller strip for now, but I'll soon be using the full 13ft width on a hillside to plant pumpkins. I love that this barrier is wide enough to support both methods!
John S.
April 17, 2025
This weed blanket is as good as any others I’ve seen. It’s 50 feet of durable barrier to keep weeds from coming up into your rock garden, and while I have not had it lain long enough to know if it’s keeping weeds down, it seems to be doing its job as well as other barriers I’ve used. Good product.
David
April 15, 2025
This weed barrier fabric offers a decent thickness and is easy to cut and lay down, making it suitable for various landscaping projects. This is nice quality landscaping fabric! I was expecting it to be thin and somewhat see-through, but am pleasantly surprised at the thickness of the material. It is still easy to keep in place with landscaping stakes. Also, this specific size is a VERY long strip! Overall I am very happy and am looking forward to seeing how this works. Only time will tell!
Jennifer Abu Mostafa
January 31, 2025
This landscaping fabric is very heavy duty. The staples are extra-large one. I am using this in my new landscaping area.
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