There are several types of landscape fabric available for specific purposes and soil conditions. Woven landscape fabric is made from tightly interlaced fibers that allow water and air to pass through while offering strong weed control, making it ideal for garden beds and pathways.
Non-woven fabric, often made from felt-like material, provides better filtration and is commonly used under gravel, patios, or driveways to improve drainage and stability. Spunbond fabric, created by bonding layers of fibers together, is lightweight yet durable and works well for flower beds or around shrubs. Some fabrics are biodegradable, breaking down naturally over time, which can be useful in temporary plantings or environmentally sensitive areas.
