Re: pathways

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• Subject: Re: pathways
• From: K* G* <k*@CONNECT.AB.CA>
• Date: Wed, 2 Jul 1997 19:21:30 -0600
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At 10:11 PM 30/06/97 -0500, you wrote:
>I my garden the pathways are black plastic or black landscape fabric. I
>am thinking of placing some other material over this for a more
>attractive appearance and to make the weed barrier last longer.
>
>I would be interested in knowing what materials others on the list use in
>their paths.
>
>happy gardening to all,
>
>dave
>
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Landscape fabric will deteriorate rather quickly in the sun.  I like bark
nuggets (3 or 4-inch chunks, not mulch) between my wood-framed raised beds.
 I put it down at least 5 years ago and it still looks and works great.  I
like that it can be walked on right after a rain without getting my shoes
caked with mud.  I guess what you use will depend in part on what kind of
traffic the paths will get--feet, wheelbarrows, wheelchairs, etc.

Karen
Alberta, Canada, zone 3

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