Weed barrier fabric can work well under pine straw mulch—but only if you commit to annual maintenance. Irrigation systems cause straw to decompose rapidly, creating a compost layer on top of the fabric where weed seeds readily germinate. Without yearly straw removal, sweeping, and replacement, you'll be back to square one.
Make it an annual project: remove old straw, clean the fabric, and apply fresh mulch. This ongoing commitment is the price of effective weed suppression with landscape fabric.
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