Black Mulch Film 0.95x10m Weed Control Plastic Sheeting with Prepunched Holes for Tomato and Strawberry Garden

Perforated black PE mulch film, 0.95 x 10 m, 0.02 mm thickness. Lightweight and easy to lay, yet durable enough for repeated seasonal use. Prepunched planting holes simplify transplanting and help maintain soil warmth and moisture while suppressing weeds. Key benefits Suppresses weeds and reduces time spent weeding by blocking light at the soil surface. Retains soil moisture and warmth to support earlier and stronger plant growth. Lightweight and flexible for fast installation; peg down at the start of the season for a secure cover. Durable polyethylene construction resists tearing despite its thin profile. Preformed holes make planting straightforward and keep plants positioned and spaced consistently. Product details Size: 0.95 x 10 m. Material: plastic, polyethylene (PE). Thickness: 0.02 mm. Color: black. Weight: approximately 175 g per 10 m roll. Perforation pattern: 5 holes per row, hole spacing 15 cm, hole diameter 45 mm. Packaging: OPP bag bulk pack. Practical applications Vegetable beds and allotments: lay the film over planting rows, peg it down, and transplant through the prepunched holes for tomatoes, peppers, and other row crops. Small fruit patches: ideal for strawberry runners and lowgrowing berries to reduce weeds and keep fruit cleaner. Nurseries, pots, and containers: use on seedling beds or under pots to reduce weed growth and retain moisture around young plants. Greenhouse and breeding work: use as a ground cover to control weeds while maintaining consistent growing conditions. Simple usage tips Measure and cut to length before laying. Position the film with the prepunched holes aligned to planting positions. Secure the edges with garden pegs or soil to prevent uplift from wind. Water and feed plants through the planting holes as required. This perforated mulch film provides a practical groundcover solution for home gardeners and smallscale agricultural use where weed suppression, moisture retention, and ease of planting are priorities.