Berry Plastics Film Gard Polyethylene Sheeting Review

Perfect size for most garden beds Easy to install and light weight on the corners I'm sure it will kill my pesky weeds. Lawn just in time for spring. If not, it's not because of the product that I used it too late. Two rollers have done half of my garden in the areas where I will be growing. (1/4 acre with house on lot. Regular house. To give you an idea of what you will get out of this.) I'll try to remember to renew in a few months after a few weeks of sun exposure. to tell you how it held…

I am using them to cover a backyard area where previous homeowners have planted many strange plants so I can start a garden there next year. continuous. I've used wire garden stakes to hold it in place and everything looks great. Hopefully by next spring I'll have nothing but a nice patch of dirt underneath and in the meantime not have to look at the odd mix of vegetation they had. I will buy another roll as it wasn't wide enough but that doesn't detract from the product.

The plastic was not the same thickness from edge to edge for the full 50 feet. I used this to darken windows for a photo project and the thickness wasn't consistent. I would return it but didn't have much time and just ended up with the double plastic on the thin side. I did it but wasted my time. As I am now writing this review to warn others. I'll never get that time back. That time I could spend with my family or doing something other than folding the plastic in half that was supposed to be…

Our two unit Chicago building has been neglected for decades and is completely overgrown with weeds, garbage seedlings and abandoned vineyards. Glaze. Repeated round-up treatments killed about 80%, but the vines were ingrained and kept coming back, so I pulled out as much as I could by hand and then covered the whole floor with a larger version of the same plastic wrap. The four mils are thick enough to be quite strong and choke out almost any surviving weed or creeper. covered the plastic with