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Hi folks,
UK based here and as the images show, I'm having issues with grass coming through my slate stones in our front garden.
I've had a wee look and it appears the membrane on top of the lawn has torn in some places, allowing some of grass to come through.
Would spraying some sort of weed/grasskiller get rid of this problem? Or would I have to clear the stones, replace the membrane with something heavier (tarpaulin perhaps) and then put the stones back on top?
How bad is the reoccurrence?
If it's just a couple plants every year/month poison.
If this is a week after your last pull. You'll want to buy a garden rake. (Metal teeth) and some landscaping fabric. (About $50 worth of materials and a weekend of labor.)
Honestly if you can see years in the fabric it's probably time to replace. I recommend a woven fabric as the weed prevention. I also see dead vegetation between the rocks. I recommend a leaf. Lower for this as that stuff will breakdown into dirt and give grall a place to live.
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