Jude,
I don't know why you'd object to cedar. It's a fairly decent insect
deterrent. But that's neither here nor there. One way to keep the weeds
down is to lay plastic , pin it down and then cover it with chips or
salt hay.
Libby
Hi all;
Here in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, where the rain hasn't
stopped yet
this season, we have an ongoing problem with the garden paths being
overgrown
with weeds. It is a constant battle to "persuade" gardeners to weed
their
paths as well as their beds. Any suggestions for an effective mulch
would be
appreciated. Would wood chips be OK, as long as they're not cedar?
Cheers,
Jude Carson
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