The edging is a great answer; and if the beds aren't raised, this is a good
excuse to build some. Raised beds are much more productive and easier to
keep weeded....
---Mike McG
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From: "David White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May 17, 2008 1:55 PM
Subject: [Community_garden] Bermuda Grass Barriers for gardens
> In two of the school gardens that I work in there is Bermuda grass growing
> in from adjacent lawns. What have you found to be effective controls to
> prevent bermuda grass invasion? I am contemplating putting in edging
> boards
> so that the lawns can be mowed and weed whipped up to a definite edge,
> then
> we can control the grass on the other side. Any recommendations of
> suitable
> barriers would be appreciated. Also, has anybody got experience of using
> a
> weed flamer on bermuda grass?
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