Landscape fabric (weed barrier) goes over the added soil, not beneath it. Placing it under blocks root penetration and water movement.
Not ideal for spreading groundcovers or dense plantings. Best for spaced shrubs and perennials.
This classic method creates a low-maintenance, weed-free garden bed.
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