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1.Material:100% new HDPE,UV
2.Size: 1.75x15.30m
3.Useful life:3~5 year

4.Color: Dark,Dark Green,Blue,Orange etc.

5.MOQ: 1X20fcl

6.Delivery time:30 days



Material	100% new HDPE with UV,long service life

Weight/sqm	120~220gsm
Size	Width:0.5m-3m, Length: as your request
Samples	1). sample time: Within 7-15 days.
	2). Sample charge: According to product details.
	3). Sample refund: Negotiable
	4). Send sample: Via TNT, UPS, FedEx, DHL Express
	Sample is free for you to test the quality
Payment	T/T, L/C

Q: How do I incorporate ground cover into a xeriscape design?: To incorporate ground cover into a xeriscape design, consider selecting drought-tolerant plants that can thrive in low-water conditions. Opt for native species or those adapted to your region's climate. Ground covers like creeping thyme, sedum, or woolly thyme can provide effective coverage while conserving water. Plant them densely to suppress weed growth and retain moisture in the soil. Additionally, consider using mulch or gravel as an alternative ground cover to further reduce water loss through evaporation.

Q: What are the different thicknesses available for greenhouse films?: The different thicknesses available for greenhouse films typically range from 4 to 12 mils, with 6 mils being the most common option.

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Q: Is it possible to reuse agricultural plastic mulch more than once?: <p>Agricultural plastic mulch can be recycled, but its recyclability diminishes with each use. The first recycling is often the most effective, with the material retaining much of its original properties. Subsequent recyclings can lead to a decrease in quality due to degradation and contamination, making the mulch less effective. While some types of plastic mulch can be recycled multiple times, the number of times it can be reused is limited, and the quality of the recycled product typically declines with each cycle. It's important to check with local recycling facilities for their specific guidelines and capabilities regarding the recycling of agricultural plastic mulch.</p>

Q: What are the best ground cover plants for attracting bees?: Some of the best ground cover plants for attracting bees include clover, creeping thyme, creeping phlox, and wildflowers such as aster and goldenrod. These plants provide nectar and pollen for bees, helping to support their populations and contribute to pollination.

Q: What are the best ground cover plants for heavy foot traffic areas?: Some of the best ground cover plants for heavy foot traffic areas include creeping thyme, creeping juniper, and mondo grass. These plants are hardy, low-growing, and able to withstand frequent trampling without becoming damaged.

Q: Can ground cover plants be used to create a low-maintenance alternative to turf grass?: Yes, ground cover plants can be used to create a low-maintenance alternative to turf grass. Ground covers such as creeping thyme, clover, or sedum have the ability to form a dense and uniform carpet-like cover over the soil, reducing the need for frequent mowing, watering, and fertilization. They also help in preventing soil erosion, suppressing weed growth, and providing habitat for beneficial insects. Overall, using ground cover plants can be an effective way to achieve a low-maintenance and sustainable lawn alternative.

Q: How do ground cover plants help prevent erosion?: Ground cover plants help prevent erosion in several ways. Firstly, their extensive root systems bind the soil together, making it more resistant to the forces of wind and water. This helps to stabilize the soil and prevent it from being washed or blown away. Additionally, the dense foliage of ground cover plants acts as a protective layer, shielding the soil from the impact of rainfall and reducing the speed of runoff. By slowing down the movement of water, these plants also allow more time for it to infiltrate into the soil, reducing the amount of runoff and minimizing erosion. Overall, ground cover plants play a crucial role in preventing erosion by anchoring the soil and providing a protective barrier against the erosive forces of nature.

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