Geotextiles

Geotextiles are permeable fabrics used in landscaping to improve soil stability, provide erosion control, and promote drainage. Made from synthetic fibers, they are commonly used in applications such as underlayments for driveways, retaining walls, and garden beds. Geotextiles prevent soil erosion by allowing water to pass through while keeping soil particles in place. They also separate different layers of materials, such as gravel and soil, to enhance the longevity of landscape features. Geotextiles are durable, easy to install, and play a crucial role in sustainable landscape design, helping to manage water and soil effectively.