Black plastic mulch (plasticulture) warms soil, conserves moisture, and allows precise water/fertilizer placement via drip tape underneath. Ideal for heat-lovers: peppers, tomatoes, eggplant, okra, beans. Not for vining melons/pumpkins—they can't root through plastic.
Landscape fabric is a good permeable alternative for small gardens. Source supplies locally or online. Don't forget drip irrigation!
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