fabric, cedar or pine bark mulch, and Preen for me. Preen can be used in mulch, I don't think the normal Pre-m we use for lawns would work very well in mulch most need soil contact to be effective.
Pre-em for landscaped beds?
I intend to plant several ligustrums, loropetalum, and arborvitate this week.
This is my first time with any of these plants.
I am trying to discern whether I can apply any pre-ems, such as prodiamine, simazine, or oxadiazon, to reduce the amount of weeding I have to do in the future.
Do you all use anything as a pre-em in your landscaped beds? Preen? Fabric weed cloth? Mulch? All of the above?
Just trying to plan on the front end to make sustaining this easier.
This is my first time with any of these plants.
I am trying to discern whether I can apply any pre-ems, such as prodiamine, simazine, or oxadiazon, to reduce the amount of weeding I have to do in the future.
Do you all use anything as a pre-em in your landscaped beds? Preen? Fabric weed cloth? Mulch? All of the above?
Just trying to plan on the front end to make sustaining this easier.
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I should have prefaced I use the Preen with trifluralin
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