Our area is usually filled with weeds. I'm afraid it will slip through the drainage holes of the grass
![]() | Jan 17, 2020 11:16 AM |
Weeds can almost grow from anywhere, so it is possible for it to grow from underneath the artificial grass. There are couple of things you can do:
First, you can prevent weeds from growing by putting a layer of weed barrier under the artificial grass. You can find the details about weed barrier at this link: https://www.globalsynturf.com/products/weed-barrier
If you didn't use weed barrier at the installation and having weeds issues, you can use weed killers such as Roundup to get rid of them. Just be careful when applying the roundups, always wear face masks and glues to avoid inhaling or contacting with it.
![]() | Eric Captain Acoording to what I have read, they do! Make sure you use the correct infill so even if they do grow and it can be easily removed. |
![]() | Santiago Sedlay Remove the weeds first then install the artificial grass. |