Grass under deck needs permanent suppression. Shade alone may not kill it if boards allow light.
No light = no photosynthesis. Cedar mulch adds long-term pest barrier. Author's deck: grass died in shade, then cedar mulch prevented any regrowth and insects.
Fabric + cedar mulch = permanent, attractive, pest-resistant under-deck ground cover.
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