Ground cover helps control weeds by shading the soil, preventing weed seeds from germinating and inhibiting their growth. Additionally, ground cover competes with weeds for nutrients and water, further suppressing their growth.
Ground cover helps control weeds by providing a physical barrier that prevents weed seeds from germinating and growing. It also competes with weeds for sunlight, nutrients, and water, limiting their growth and spread. Additionally, ground cover can improve soil health and fertility, making it less suitable for weed establishment.
Ground cover helps control weeds by providing a dense and shaded environment, which prevents sunlight from reaching weed seeds and inhibits their growth. Additionally, ground cover competes with weeds for nutrients and moisture, limiting their ability to thrive and spread.
