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To ensure your weed suppressant matting stays firmly in place, you’ll need to use weed matting pegs (also known as landscape fabric staples or pins). These pegs are designed to anchor the mat to the ground, especially in windy conditions or on sloped surfaces. They are typically made of galvanized steel or durable plastic and come in U-shaped or spiral designs for easy insertion. Start by laying the weed mat flat over the soil, then push or hammer the pegs through the mat at regular intervals—especially along edges and overlaps. For best results, place a peg every 1–2 feet. Home Depot carries various peg sets suitable for all garden sizes.
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