Burlap Garden Fabric Rolls | Tree Wrap, Landscape, Weed Barrier, Plant Covers | Food Grade

Great for Gardening, Landscaping, & Plant Protection

Sandbaggy 10 oz Burlap Fabric Rolls are 40% heavier than standard 7oz burlap rolls, making them ideal for gardening, landscaping, and plant protection. Use them as a weed barrier, for grass seeding, or as a plant cover to help protect trees and shrubs from sun, cold weather, and pests.

Made from natural jute fibers with no synthetic materials, our burlap is 100% biodegradable. As it breaks down, it adds organic matter to the soil.

Specs

• Roll Lengths: 30 ft (10 yd), 100 ft (33.3 yd), 300 ft (100 yd)
• Roll Widths: 40", 72"
• Material: Natural Jute (Burlap)
  
• Fabric Weight: 10 oz/sq yd
• Edges: Sewn
• Food Grade: Yes
• Hydrocarbon Free: Yes
• Biodegradable: Yes

Features

• Landscaping & Weed Control: Use as a biodegradable weed barrier that stops 90% of weeds while helping protect soil, plus it's safe for organic farming.
• Grass Seeding & Erosion Control: Helps protect newly seeded areas from wind, runoff, and soil erosion while allowing air and moisture through.
• Tree Wrap & Root Ball Protection: Great for wrapping trees, shrubs, and root balls during transport and planting.
• Outdoor Plant Covers: Breathable fabric helps protect plants from harsh sunlight, wind, and cold weather.
• Heavy-Duty 10 oz Burlap: 40% heavier than standard 7 oz burlap rolls, with sewn edges to help prevent fraying.
• 100% Natural & Biodegradable: Made from natural jute fibers without synthetic materials. Breaks down naturally, adding organic matter back to the soil.
• Safe Food-Grade Burlap: Meets food grade standards. These rolls are hydrocarbon-free, made from food grade oils, free from any potential contaminants to ensure that your products remain untainted and safe for consumption.

See Sandbaggy Burlap Fabric in Action

See how Sandbaggy burlap fabric provides a versatile, natural solution for landscaping, erosion control, gardening, and other outdoor projects.

Applications

• Weed Barriers, Landscape Fabric, & Ground Cover
  
• Gardening & Landscaping
• Agriculture
• Grass Seeding
• Erosion Control
• Tree Wrap
• Root Ball Protection
• Plant Covers & Frost Protection
• Windbreaks & Shade Screens
• Garden Mulch & Soil Moisture Retention
• Planter & Basket Liners
• Weddings & Decorations
• DIY Crafts & Home Decor

FAQ

How do I use burlap as a weed barrier?

Lay the burlap over cleared soil, overlap the edges, and secure it with landscape staples. Cut openings for plants as needed. Burlap helps suppress weeds naturally and provides a biodegradable alternative to synthetic weed barriers.

Can burlap be used for grass seeding?

Yes. Burlap helps protect newly seeded areas from wind, rain, and seed washout while retaining soil moisture. Secure the fabric loosely over the seeded area and remove it promptly once the grass begins to germinate.

Can burlap be used for erosion control?

Yes. Burlap can help reduce surface soil erosion by protecting exposed soil from wind and rain. Secure the fabric with landscape staples to keep it in place. Steep slopes or areas with heavy runoff may require specialized erosion control materials.

Can burlap protect plants from frost and cold weather?

Yes. Burlap can help shield trees and shrubs from cold winds and harsh winter sunlight. Use stakes or supports to create a protective barrier around plants. Additional frost protection may be needed during freezing temperatures.

Can burlap be used for tree wrap and root ball protection?

Yes. Burlap is commonly used to wrap and protect tree and shrub root balls during transport and planting. When planting, remove securing twine and pull back or cut away the burlap from the upper portion of the root ball.

Does burlap allow water and air to pass through?

Yes. Burlap has a breathable, woven structure that allows air and moisture to pass through, making it suitable for gardening, landscaping, and plant protection.

How long does burlap last outdoors?

Burlap is made from natural jute fibers and biodegrades over time. Its lifespan depends on moisture, sunlight, soil contact, and weather conditions. It is best suited for temporary or biodegradable landscaping applications.