Natural Burlap has numerous uses, including transporting plants, winter wrap, shrub and tree transplanting, seed germination, gathering and transporting leaves, biodegradable erosion control, wind break, shading, arts and crafts and more.
How to Use Natural Burlap in Your Home, Landscape, & Garden:
Preventing Soil Erosion
Burlap landscape fabric can be laid out for erosion control, particularly for seeding areas. It will decompose entirely within 6 months.
Winter Wrap
For those in cold winter climates, burlap can be used to winter wrap shrubs and hedges.
Transporting Plants
Can be used to safely transport plants. It has been used by nurseries and other distributors for years to transport plants safely.
Transplanting
Because Natural Burlap is biodegradable and made from plant fibers, it is the perfect medium for transplanting trees and shrubs. Simply wrap the roots once or twice and plant. By the time the burlap decomposes, the plant's root system ought to be fully established.
Shade Cloth
At nearly 50% shade, Natural Burlap can be hung as shade and privacy cloth. Recommended in conjunction with Poly Line and Shade Fabric Clips.
Windbreak
Similar to shading, our natural burlap fabric can be used as a windbreak as well.
Arts & Crafts
Common burlap crafts include lamp shades, art canvas, costumes, placemats, rugs and curtains.
