This landscape fabric is very durable. It can last for many growing seasons without tearing or cutting, and it can effectively reduce weeds by 80%. This fabric is very easy to place and fix, and it's worth the money. The thickness is moderate.

So far so good. I do aquaponics and of course it's a regular battle to get any fruit, tomatoes or anything else before the birds get their portion. I had framed around one of the beds and so a friend helped me drape one of these over that frame work. While doing it, the material kept snagging on the OLD splintered wood I had use but it was no problem and all I could think of was one person that posted about how it just ripped and tore with them. DIDN'T WITH ME! I do for see one problem, the plant is SO SECURE, how them bees going to get in to service and pollinate the plant?? It isn't going to act as any kind of sunscreen it's so sheer, rain can pass through easily so yea, ONLY question at this point. WHAT DO I TELL THE BEES?? Maybe have them make an appointment, I raise the material and let them do their thang, then let it back down??