Weed Mat - Dag Wool Roll
Using 100% New Zealand wool as a weed mat roll in garden beds and landscapes offers several benefits for soil health and weed control.
Benefits:
Soil Health: The use of 100% New Zealand wool helps the soil flourish by retaining moisture and releasing it when needed. This contributes to improved plant growth.
Weed Suppression: The wool weed mat roll works by blocking out the majority of sunlight, suppressing unwanted regrowth and inhibiting weed growth. This aids in maintaining a weed-free environment for your plants.
Moisture Retention: Wool retains moisture, releasing it back into the soil as needed. This feature helps in maintaining optimal moisture levels for plant growth.
Natural Fertilization: As the wool eventually breaks down, it releases nutrients back into the soil, acting as a natural fertilizer. This contributes to the long-term health of the soil.
Versatile Applications:
Pre-cut Holes for Planting: The weed mat roll can be customized by pre-cutting holes. This allows for easy planting of vegetables directly into the garden bed covered by the mat.
Roll it Out as Weed Mat: Alternatively, the roll can be simply rolled out as a weed mat, providing a protective layer against weed growth.
Usage Tips:
Weed Removal: It is recommended to remove all existing weeds before placing the wool weed mat for optimal results.
Seed Prevention: If the wool rolls are left uncovered, there is a possibility of wind-blown seeds settling on top and sprouting. Monitoring and removing any such sprouts may be necessary.
Product Details:
Material: Made from New Zealand dag wool
Density: 450gsm (grams per square meter).
Durability: The weed mat rolls are expected to last approximately 12 months, though this may vary depending on conditions.
Sizes:
The weed mat rolls are pre-cut in two sizes, providing flexibility for different garden and landscape needs. Custom lengths up to 30m available on request.
Important Note: For the best results, it is crucial to follow the recommended practices, including weed removal and monitoring for potential wind-blown seeds settling on the wool rolls.
