(Package contains: a large piece of plastic foil sized 10metre long and 0.6metre wide)

ADVANTAGES: 1 .Keeps away weeds without cultivation 2. Retains soil moisture 3. Water-permeable (Precipitation can leak through) 4 .Ensures optimal ventilation of soil 5. Helps to grow healthy green leafage

Keeping the soil wet will enhance the Wonder Hedge to grow fast. Therefore it is suggested to use HedgeTex plastic foil. The dense polyethylene textile is permeable to moisture/water, guarantees soil ventilation, prevents soil becoming too acidic, keeps weeds away from the Wonder Hedge and retains soil moisture by decreasing effects of evaporation.

The texture consists of match thick Polyethylene fibres.

The plastic foil is 60 cm wide (useful width is ~40cm), the edges are welded to prevent tares and breakages.

Using conventional/traditional Polyethylene foil sometimes leads to opposite results. However it can help to prevent weeds but natural precipitation or irrigation water is not allowed through to the hedge roots, as it evaporates from the foil surface.
Cutting out small pieces randomly from the conventional foils also does not help.
Uneven soil will cause the water to flow to lower surface parts of the foil where evaporation will occur resulting in lack of moisture to the soil and roots.

One package contains enough foil for planting ten metres of wonder hedge.

HedgeTex was developed considering the most optimal usage as one package contains enough foil for planting ten metres of Wonder Hedge
After trimming the hedge in spring (the first spring) 10-15 cm high above soil surface, cut x-shaped holes to slip over the Wonder Hedge shoots. .

	If you plant the hedge in autumn, the plastic foil has to be placed on it only in spring after the first trimming (10-15cm above soil surface). Create x-cuts and position the root in the middle of it.
	The plastic foil with the x-cuts can easily be pulled on the hedge roots. It is suggested to stabilize the edges of the foil by placing stones or some soil on it, to prevent from moving by wind. More info>>