Thank you. We mulched because we felt that was the best pathway material for us. Otherwise, we'd have grass that would need weedeating or landscape fabric getting ripped in the wind and by walking on. We did consider decorative stonel but went with mulch instead
@@SkylineAcresVA I guess I would be concerned about weeds just seeding in the mulch. I suppose if you are diligent and keep on the weeds as you see them, you might be able to combat them. We are in Missouri and it is a b a t t l e !!! I like the look of mulch or woo chips, but that is my concern. Thinking about getting some Vego beds. We spent 1000s of dollars and made wood beds, but 7 years in and they are rotting and falling apart. I wish I had known about these metal ones then--Trying to think of an easier and more long lasting system this go around! Anyway! Your garden looks fabulous! Thanks for sharing!
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I am curious as why you mulched the area around the garden beds? Thank you! Looks nice-
Thank you. We mulched because we felt that was the best pathway material for us. Otherwise, we'd have grass that would need weedeating or landscape fabric getting ripped in the wind and by walking on. We did consider decorative stonel but went with mulch instead
@@SkylineAcresVA I guess I would be concerned about weeds just seeding in the mulch. I suppose if you are diligent and keep on the weeds as you see them, you might be able to combat them.
We are in Missouri and it is a b a t t l e !!!
I like the look of mulch or woo chips, but that is my concern.
Thinking about getting some Vego beds. We spent 1000s of dollars and made wood beds, but 7 years in and they are rotting and falling apart. I wish I had known about these metal ones then--Trying to think of an easier and more long lasting system this go around!
Anyway! Your garden looks fabulous! Thanks for sharing!