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10. Ah ok. Essentially you are making a "flower box". There are specific things to use as liners...

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Whats that waterproof fabric that is laid down in gardens for the soil? [View all] retrowire Dec 2016 OP

I've always seen it called landscape fabric. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2016 #1

That would work. I use it to line the bottom of a raised garden. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2016 #5

Okay! retrowire Dec 2016 #8

dont cut the bottom out, just drill holes. mopinko Dec 2016 #16

Well the bottom is already rotting retrowire Dec 2016 #17

Landscape Fabric. For example... PoliticAverse Dec 2016 #2

Thank you, retrowire Dec 2016 #4

Thanks for the links. retrowire Dec 2016 #14

If you are asking about 'weed-barrier' it's harmful to earthworms... Donkees Dec 2016 #6

This vegan appreciates that info! retrowire Dec 2016 #7

Yay thank you! nt retrowire Dec 2016 #13

It's awful as a weed control method, for the reasons you mention The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2016 #9

Check out this website... Raven Dec 2016 #15

This message was self-deleted by its author lastlib Dec 2016 #18