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Jun 30, 2016 7:42 AM CST
Name: Sharon Rose
Grapevine, TX (Zone 8a)
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Donald is right. The cardboard needs to be against the ground. Then cover. Plastic or landscape fabric (double layer) and weight that down with rocks or any thing you have. You are not going to leave the plastic or landscape fabric permanently. Just an inexpensive way to help block sunlight and water. Sometimes I have to add more cardboard and sometimes make multiple layers of every thing. You may have to cut the cardboard into pieces to fit it in flat. Good luck and joy to you! May there always be a cloud over you as you work outside.

Also, if you can stress the weeds first, weed whacker and pour boiling water over. I think chemicals may be a no-no being school property.
One to take to heart....1 John 4 ..............................................Where there is smoke...there is fire...in most cases the smoke will kill you long before the fire consumes you. Beware of smoke screens! Freedom is not free and when those who have not paid the price or made the sacrifice...think that only they are right and entitled to speak...they bring us tryanny.
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