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FAQ

Yes, nursery trays can be used for starting groundcover grasses. Nursery trays provide a convenient and efficient way to start grasses from seeds or plugs, allowing for better control over growth conditions and easier transplanting.

why is plastic able to be stretched?

If you look up plastic in the dictionary, you will see that it means a material that is deformable. Therefore plastics by definition can be stretched. However, not all plastics are easily deformable. Most are formable when they are hot, but many become brittle when cooled. Plastics are made of long chain molecules of hydrocarbons called polymers. The molecules themselves are flexible and can be bent and twisted into various shapes. They also have the ability to slide over each other, allowing the material as a whole to be formable.

Yes, there are several ground cover plants that thrive in sandy clay loam soils. Some suitable options include creeping thyme, creeping phlox, sedum, and creeping juniper. These plants are well-adapted to the specific soil conditions and can provide effective ground cover in sandy clay loam soils.

Some ground cover plants that attract beneficial insects are clover, thyme, yarrow, creeping thyme, sweet alyssum, and creeping phlox.

Some ground cover options for a woodland path include moss, ferns, vinca minor, creeping thyme, and hostas.

Ground cover can have both positive and negative impacts on the growth of nearby bulbs. On one hand, a dense and thick ground cover can provide protection to the bulbs by insulating the soil, reducing weed competition, and conserving moisture. This can create an ideal environment for bulbs to grow and thrive. On the other hand, if the ground cover is too dense or invasive, it can hinder bulb growth by competing for resources like sunlight, water, and nutrients. Therefore, the type and density of ground cover play a crucial role in determining its impact on the growth of nearby bulbs.

There are several different types of agricultural plastic greenhouse films, including polyethylene (PE) films, ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA) films, polyvinyl chloride (PVC) films, and copolymer films. Each type of film offers unique properties and benefits, such as UV resistance, light transmission, durability, and thermal insulation. Farmers can choose the most suitable film based on their specific requirements and the crops they are cultivating.

One effective way to prevent ground cover plants from competing with vegetable crops is by implementing proper spacing and mulching techniques. Ensuring adequate spacing between vegetable plants allows for proper air circulation and reduces the likelihood of ground cover plants encroaching on vegetable crop space. Additionally, applying a layer of organic mulch around the base of vegetable plants helps suppress weed growth and limits the growth of ground cover plants, allowing the vegetables to receive necessary nutrients and sunlight without excessive competition.