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Copyright & Multimedia
Copyright and Your Multimedia Project
Copyright is very important to understand in the world we live in today, especially as you create your own multimedia projects at Georgetown University. Copyright law can be intimidating, confusing, and difficult to follow, but if you ever plan to share your project, it is very important to make sure that your use of third-party media is legal. To be completely safe, follow this simple rule: be completely original with your project, and don't use ANY content that you didn't create yourself unless you have documented permission to use it.
Of course, there are times when you may want to use someone else's work to bolster your project: photographs, music, or existing video. But can you just grab whatever you want online? It may seem easy to just download some photo that you like from Google Images, but it's quite irresponsible to just take whatever you want without permission. Plus, you could be liable for up to $100,000 per act of copyright violation. Don't be mad. In the world we live in, intellectual property is an important commodity, and people who toil to bring their ideas to life are entitled to certain rights regarding those things they create. So where does that leave you?
Fortunately there are scenarios where it is okay to use copyrighted material without explicit permission from the copyright holder. To learn more, proceed to the next tab: What is Fair Use?
Did you know that almost everything is copyrighted?
It is important to understand what is copyrighted and what is not -- it may not be as intuitive as you think. Here are a few important facts to know:
- Copyright is automatic.
Generally, once a work is put into a fixed format, then the owner has certain exclusive rights to that thing, including the right to make copies or "derivative works", such as multimedia projects. This includes all kinds of works, including photographs, poetry, videos, software code, video games, choreography, sheet music, recorded music, and more. - No registration required ©.
Don't see a ©? The work is probably still copyrighted. You see, the © symbol only means that the copyright holder has registered the work with the U.S. copyright office. This is a step that many copyright holders take to REMIND others that the work is copyrighted, and to show that they are pretty serious about it. Copyright does not require registration, publication, or use of the © symbol. - Attribution is not a substitute for permission.
Giving credit to a photographer or recording company does NOT entitle you to use that work. However, many works will require you to give attribution to the author if you use them in your project. Receiving permission will not only protect you from legal action, it is also respectful and and the right thing to do. - Publicly available does not mean public domain.
The fact that you can easily find multimedia does not mean that you have a right to use it.
Learn More About Copyright
- Crash Course in Copyright by University of Texas
- CCC - Copyright Basics (video)
This video is geared towards corporate environments, but covers the basics very well. The CCC also has created another video specifically about Copyright @ Work. - Center for Social Media
Image by Horia Varlan.
Fair Use
"Fair use is the right, in some circumstances, to [use] copyrighted material without asking permission or paying for it. Fair use enables the creation of new culture, and keeps current copyright holders from being private censors." (Center for Social Media, American University)
In other words, there are situations and circumstances that make certain uses of someone else's stuff okay. But "fair use is better described as a shadowy territory whose boundaries are disputed, more so now that it includes cyberspace than ever before. In a way, it's like a no-man's land. Enter at your own risk." ("What is Fair Use?" - U. of Texas).
Fair Use Does Not Apply If The Content...
...Is In The Public Domain.
Stuff that is in the public domain means that it is no longer, or never was, protected by copyright law. For example, anything created by the federal government is public domain -- everybody owns it! Also, almost any work published on or before December 31, 1922 is not protected. Some things, like data, methods, or processes are simply never protected. On the whole, though, there is not very much multimedia content that is in the public domain. Visit Wikipedia's entry on Public Domain for more information. - ...Has A Usable License Under Creative Commons.
The Creative Commons is a non-profit organization created to facilitate sharing content by creating an organized system of permissions. By marking your work with specific Creative Commons symbols, they provide ready-made licenses that tell other people exactly how the work can and cannot by used. Today, you will see these symbols and licenses throughout the web. Be warned that there is a wide range of licensing and permissions -- do not assume that all licenses are the same. Some users may allow you to use their images/music/video for non-profit use, but not for commercial projects. It is also common for most copyright holders to insist on attribution somewhere in your project. Learn more about the various licenses here. - ...Is Approved Directly By The Copyright Holder
Direct, verifiable permission from the real copyright holder is the ultimate safe bet. However, this can be notoriously difficult to obtain, and often is not necessary.
Faculty vs. Students
In general, STUDENTS...
- may incorporate portions of copyrighted materials when producing a project for a specific course.
- may perform and display their own projects and use them in their portfolio or use the project for job interviews or as supporting materials for application to graduate school.
In general, FACULTY...
- may include portions of copyrighted works when producing their own multimedia project for their teaching in support of curriculum-based instructional activities at educational institutions.
- may use their project for:
> assignments for student self-study.
> for remote instruction provided the network is secure and is designed to prevent unlawful copying.
> for conferences, presentations, or workshops.
> for their professional portfolio.
Tests for Fair Use
Of course, there are limits to using copyrighted materials, even if you are a student or a faculty member. To be safe, try out some of these resources to evaluate that you are using copyrighted materials "fairly":
- Fair Use Analysis Tool by University of Minnesota
- Determing Fair Use of Copyrighted Materials via Paralegal.net
Learning More About Fair Use
- Best Practices for Fair Use by Media Education Lab at Temple University
Curriculum materials for teaching fair use in media literacy - Stanford University: Fair Use
- Center for Social Media: Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Online Video (pdf)
"This document is a code of best practices that helps creators, online providers, copyright holders, and others interested in the making of online video interpret the copyright doctrine of fair use. Fair use is the right to use copyrighted material without permission or payment under some circumstances" (Center for Social Media, 2008).
Make sure that you understand the basics of Copyright and Fair Use before you consider using third-party multimedia content for your own projects! The resources below are meant as search aids. Materials that you find through these services are likely to be protected. It is your responsibility to determine that your use of 3rd party materials is legal.
AP Archive
"AP offers footage for multiple uses from a number of important collections owned by AP Television News or AP partners. This is the most complete historical and contemporary collection of international TV news footage from the Associated Press. Over 20,000 stories are added each year covering news, entertainment, people, lifestyles and more" (The Associated Press, 2010a).
Licensing fees for use may apply.
"The stock, archival, and news footage search engine. Footage.net is the world's largest online aggregator of stock footage databases, providing serious footage researchers with free access to the most comprehensive roster of stock, archival and news footage indexes online. At Footage.net, you can search 30 of the world's top stock footage archives with one search, find better content and save time" (NPG, Inc., 2010).
The Internet Archive
"The Archive's Moving Images library of free movies, films, and videos. This library contains thousands of digital movies uploaded by Archive users which range from classic full-length films, to daily alternative news broadcasts, to cartoons and concerts. Many of these videos are available for free download" (The Internet Archive, 2001).
The Library of Congress American Memory Project
"American Memory provides free and open access through the Internet to written and spoken words, sound recordings, still and moving images, prints, maps, and sheet music that document the American experience. It is a digital record of American history and creativity. These materials, from the collections of the Library of Congress and other institutions, chronicle historical events, people, places, and ideas that continue to shape America, serving the public as a resource for education and lifelong learning" (The Library of Congress, n.d.).
"Get Media enables independent producers to pull from a wide range of creative content available under Creative Commons licenses" (Outhink Media, Inc., n.d.b). "Creative Commons licensed content such as videos, images and music are available to the public for free legal sharing, reuse, and remixing" (Outhink Media, Inc., n.d.a). "To help you find exactly what you are looking for you can select the exact license, media type and source" (Outhink Media, Inc., n.d.b).
WPA Film Library
"A leading source of stock footage, The WPA Film Library, is proud to offer one of the largest and most diverse libraries in the industry. A comprehensive online experience that allows clients to search, preview, and license footage directly from our website" (MPI Media Group, 2009).
There are many other places to find images video on the Web. Please remember to provide proper attribution to any materials you gather in your works cited.
Make sure that you understand the basics of Copyright and Fair Use before you consider using third-party multimedia content for your own projects! The resources below are meant as search aids. Materials that you find through these services are likely to be protected. It is your responsibility to determine that your use of 3rd party materials is legal.
"Audiofarm helps you broadcast your audio files and connect with other people. It´s the best and easiest way to find new and interesting music, audio recordings, people and friends from around the world."
"BeatPick.com is a one-stop music licensing shop. This means you can immediately obtain master and synchronization rights to use a song in your production. You can license music instantly and online or you can ask us to look for music on your behalf (for free!). Our music licensing system is quick, easy and efficient."
CASH Music
"CASH Music is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Our software will provide a set of open source applications that will provide musicians the ability to communicate, promote and sell products directly to their audience. We want our software and engineers to set the pace and provide an alternative to the media giants."
"ccMixter is a community music site featuring remixes licensed under Creative Commons where you can listen to, sample, mash-up, or interact with music in whatever way you want."
"Jamendo is the world's #1 platform for free and legal music downloads. Available in seven languages, it offers the largest catalog of music under Creative Commons licenses. For artists, it's an easy and efficient way to publish, share and promote their music, and also to make money, through ad revenue sharing and commercial partnerships."
Netlabels Collection at the Internet Archive
"Welcome to the Netlabels collection at the Internet Archive. This collection hosts complete, freely downloadable/streamable, often Creative Commons-licensed catalogs of 'virtual record labels'. These 'netlabels' are non-profit, community-built entities dedicated to providing high quality, non-commercial, freely distributable MP3/OGG-format music for online download in a multitude of genres"
"Opsound is a gift economy in action, an experiment in applying the model of free software to music. Musicians and sound artists are invited to add their work to the Opsound pool using a copyleft license developed by Creative Commons. Listeners are invited to download, share, remix, and reimagine."
Additional Resources:
- Fair Use and Music by RoyaltyFreeMusic.com
Information specifically about music and fair use. - Legal Music for Videos by Creative Commons
Information and updated links to resources for finding CC-licensed music.
Make sure that you understand the basics of Copyright and Fair Use before you consider using third-party multimedia content for your own projects! The resources below are meant as search aids. Materials that you find through these services are likely to be protected. It is your responsibility to determine that your use of 3rd party materials is legal.
AP Images
"AP Images, a division of The Associated Press, is one of the world's largest collections of historical and contemporary imagery. Browse AP's comprehensive archive with millions of images in entertainment, sports, news, archival and creative content" (The Associated Press, 2010b).
Licensing fees for use may apply.
"ARTstor is a nonprofit digital library of more than one million images in the arts, architecture, humanities, and social sciences with a suite of software tools to view, present, and manage images for research and pedagogical purposes. Our community-built collections comprise contributions from outstanding museums, photographers, libraries, scholars, photo archives, and artists and artists' estates"(ARTstor, Inc., 2010).
On-campus access or off-campus with access login to this database only.
Flickr Creative Commons
"Many Flickr users have chosen to offer their work under a Creative Commons license, and you can browse or search through content under each type of license."
Google Image Search
"The most comprehensive image search on the web"(Google, 2010).
Life Photo Archive
"Search millions of photographs from the LIFE photo archive, stretching from the 1750s to today. Most were never published and are now available for the first time through the joint work of LIFE and Google" (Google, 2008).
Time & Life Pictures
"Time & Life Pictures represents some of the world's most recognizable imagery. On this website, we offer content from the finest photojournalists, documenting past and present political and cultural events, as well as celebrities and the American experience" (Getty Images, Inc., 2010).
US National Archives Photostream
"The National Archives has joined Flickr to share images of National Archives archival photographs and documents in a new way with National Archives researchers, potential researchers, and the public. All of the U.S. National Archives' images that are part of The Flickr Commons are marked 'no known copyright restrictions.' This means the U.S. National Archives is unaware of any copyright restrictions on the publication, distribution, or re-use of those particular photos. Their use restriction status in our online catalog is 'unrestricted.' Therefore, no written permission is required to use them" (Yahoo, Inc., 2010).
Wikimedia Commons
"Wikimedia Commons is a media file repository making available public domain and freely-licensed educational media content (images, sound and video clips) to everyone, in their own language. It acts as a common repository for the various projects of the Wikimedia Foundation, but you do not need to belong to one of those projects to use media hosted here. The repository is created and maintained not by paid archivists, but by volunteers. The scope of Commons is set out on the project scope pages."


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Will WORBA and IMBA merge?
Yesterday's Wisconsin Bike Summit in Madison prompted me to go through my wallet. I found multiple cards indicating my membership with the Wisconsin Off-Road Bicycling Association (WORBA), International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA), Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin (Bike Fed), the League of American Bicyclists and the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy.
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Eagles, Michael Vick agree to restructured deal
PHILADELPHIA — Quarterback Michael Vick, who was slated to earn $16 million next season, has agreed to a restructured deal with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Vick, who was injured and inconsistent last season, eventually giving way to rookie Nick Foles, now has a three-year contract, and will compete with Foles to see who runs new coach Chip Kelly's offense this season.
Vick, who returned to start the season finale vs. the New York Giants in December because Foles was injured, finished the season with 2,362 yards passing, 12 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. The Eagles finished 4-12 and in last place in the NFC East.
Andy Reid was fired as coach the day after the season ended, and Kelly was hired last month. Vick, who will be 33 when next season begins, is still elusive when healthy, and seems equipped to run Kelly's aggressive, up-tempo offense that he is bringing to the Eagles from Oregon.
Either way, Kelly was noncommittal at his opening press conference on Jan. 17 on the quarterback situation.
"I'm going to look at everybody," he said. "If you can throw the ball and run, I'm going to take you out there. We're going to look at everything we can do to put the best product on the field and that's what it's all about. I've followed Michael's career and I understand what a talent he is. But there is nothing that's on the board right now, there's nothing that's off the board right now.
Vick was signed by Philadelphia in 2009, and became the starter in 2010. He led the Eagles that season to an NFC East title, and a memorable 38-31 December win over the Giants in which he rallied the team from a 21-point deficit.
"Our sole focus and goal is that we're going to put an offense on the field that's going to score points," Kelly said. "That's basically what we're going to do and whoever that is, I don't know that. There's nobody ruled in, there's nobody ruled out."
All told, Vick has started 35 games for Philadelphia over the last three seasons. Foles has started six. The Eagles scored just 280 points last season as they endured an eight- and a three-game losing streak. Only Arizona (250) scored fewer in the NFC. Continued...
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has anyone else been keeping up with the comics?
disappointed with issue 100
same shit over and over, nothing new or surprising. the series should end after this conflict gets resolved.
has anyone else been keeping up with the comics?
disappointed with issue 100
same shit over and over, nothing new or surprising. the series should end after this conflict gets resolved.
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You know, but that's valid because if we are all gonna die anyway shouldn't we be enjoying ourselves now? You know, I'd like to quit thinking of the present, like right now, as some minor insignificant preamble to something else.
It's that tad bit of Crazy that keeps me Sane...
yeah.. they completely hyped the shit outta of it, but I loved the ending.. Most people seemed disappointed.
I thought "Lucille" would be a new zombie or a powerful weapon..
it's building towards something pretty damn good in my opinion (between the two groups) and making Rick completely (powerless).... I still think Jesus is going to turn into a pretty big character (who Robert will take to the end)
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Had a bike mishap, crashed and bent up my derailleur. Could not shift in every gear smoothly afterwards. Derailleur didn't look bent? Got this tool and it worked great. Simple to use and did not take long to correct problem. Now I am able to shift fine, like a new bike! This is a must tool for the tool box!!!!
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As with Park tools in general, the DAG-2 does what it is designed to do quite well: allow the user to align a bent derailleur hanger. In order to do a proper job one is supposed to bend the hanger on the vertical and horizontal axes. It's probably not necessary to use those specific axes as long as the ones you do use are perpendicular to one another, but you have to eyeball the bar's position; there is no bubble level or angular measurement integrated into the tool, and using a separate protractor or level would be something of a pita given that you are trying to hold the bar motionless while adjusting the gauge rod measuring distance to the wheel. I found the process reasonably easy, but I do wonder, considering the precision of some modern derailleurs, if this system is accurate enough to yield good results with them. I used it for a bike with non-index shifting.
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Quote from: Tim Ingram on January 20, 2012, 03:59:43 PM
It may have been wise to do it because worms and ants are steadily bringing up a lot of soil. I will probably do this next time.
I have found that the ants will just cut holes through landscape fabric. It is not horribly destructive, but they do bring up their diggings into the gravel. The holes made by the ants are small, however there can be a large number. The ants make trails from their nest under the fabric to distant locations, which means there is a hole where ever a little trail comes up from under the fabric.
Worms have been less of a problem. The worms largely avoid my dry gravel beds. Maybe the landscape fabric also has something to do with the lack of worms in my gravel beds. I don't know. Although, they do like to hang out just below the landscape fabric.
I really think it is a good idea to place a barrier down when gravel is spread over soil. If a gardener decides to rearrange a garden this will make life so much easier. It is an unbelievable amount of work to sieve gravel from soil. It is so much work a gardener is probably better off having the mix carted off and start over with fresh soil and clean gravel. A barrier eliminates a huge amount of work if one ever changes his/her mind.
It also helps prevent the gravel from sinking into the soil thereby eliminating the necessity to constantly add more gravel to the bed. Holes can be cut through the fabric for deeply rooted plants. This will allow the soil and gravel to mix, but it minimizes mixing as much as possible.
Even with gravel incorporated into soil, overly moist conditions can still be a problem. In many situations a raised bed should be considered first and the addition of gravel should be a secondary measure.
Of course you know all this, I am mentioning it for all the people that are still learning like myself.
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James, the method of alpine gardening you seem to recommend - laying down landscape fabric with thin gravel overtop and cutting holes through it for planting, as described in your last message and here (
) is actually quite unusual.
The statement that readers here already "know all this" seems to imply that it is a commonly accepted method, though I don't find it to be that at all.
If this is a method that you feel should be recommended to people who are still learning, it would be helpful to provide the "proof of the pudding" by backing it up with demonstrations that it is at least as successful as the more conventional methods of preparing alpine beds.
NARGS is, needless to say, a great resource for beginners to find information on the more conventional methods for preparing alpine beds.
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I can second Lori's response. I am a staunch advocate of "NO landscape fabric", it has too many negative issues associated with its usage. I have a friend that swears by landscape fabric, but over the 10 years where I have tried it, I realize I made a huge mistake, and have been slowly but surely ripping up the landscape fabric and disposing of it as I renovate areas; I shall NEVER use it again. In my opinion, it is not at all conducive to rock gardening and drainage overall, and should be avoided.
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Quote from: Lori Skulski on January 20, 2012, 08:41:06 PM
NARGS is, needless to say, a great resource for beginners to find information on the more conventional methods for preparing alpine beds.
A Rock Garden Handbook For Beginners
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Dear Lori and Mark,
Please read the second paragraph of pp. 58 in the aforementioned publication. I will include it below for the benefit of those who may not yet have this book.
"Gardening in Sand Beds" by Michael Slater
Weeds growing from seed are no problem at all. If any do germinate and grow, they are incredibly easy to pull out. The sand is delivered free of weed seeds, so weeding is much less of a burden than in any other garden I have. As I mentioned above, weed seeds that blow into the beds only seem to germinate in the one spot where the surface of the sand stays damp for several days after a rainfall. Rhizomatous grasses are another story. They can be an incredible nuisance if they get into your sand bed. But of course that is true of any "normal" rock garden. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, so I recommend either an industrial strength weed barrier or careful edging with glyphosate herbicide.
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Quote from: Lori Skulski on January 20, 2012, 08:41:06 PM
James, the method of alpine gardening you seem to recommend - laying down landscape fabric with thin gravel overtop and cutting holes through it for planting, as described in your last message and here (
) is actually quite unusual.
If this is a method that you feel should be recommended to people who are still learning, it would be helpful to provide the "proof of the pudding" by backing it up with demonstrations that it is at least as successful as the more conventional methods of preparing alpine beds.
I am sorry you do not find the example I gave in the photo I submitted in the above post to be satisfactory. I planted this area with these species because I love hummingbirds and butterflies, not so much because they are traditional 'Rock Garden' plants. The plants you see in the photo are Buddelia davidii, Penstemon cardinalis, and Penstemon eatonii. Further along this same bed are species like Penstemon murrayanus, Liatris ligulistylis, and Silene regia. Maybe you would have like the photo better if I had taken it when the flowers were blooming, instead of when I made that post in November.
Here's a post showing a plant that was grown surrounded by landscaping fabric (under the mulch).
Mark said this plant "... sure looks nice based on your photo."
Here is another post
Lori said "Very nice James" about my Geranium sanguineum.
Of course I did not mention either of these were surrounded by landscaping fabric when I posted the photos to the NARGS website. I hope these examples provide you the necessary proof that plants can be grown well when using landscaping fabric.
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The Slater article talks about a "barrier" to keep grass rhizomes from invading from surrounding lawn, and then he expands later on the problem that rhizomatous grasses can pose when they invade, recommending an "industrial strength weed barrier or careful edging with glyphosate herbicide". I see no mention of laying landscape fabric over the bed, placing a thin layer of gravel overtop, and cutting holes through it for planting.
To restate it, your method of alpine bed construction is quite unusual. If your results show success at growing alpines that is comparable with conventional methods of preparing alpine beds, that would carry weight. Otherwise, I would be hesitant to recommend it to others, either to beginners, whom we certainly want to encourage with successful experiences, or to more experienced alpine gardeners.
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Dear James,
Lori is quite right. The author you quote recommends using a weed barrier to
rhizomatous weeds
from invading
the sand bed, not to keep rhizomatous weeds from popping through the surface
after they have colonized
the sand bed. Your method does not prevent weed root invasion.
For most rock gardeners who garden on the land (as opposed to pots and troughs), a rock garden is not an assemblage of stagnant plants. By this I mean plants that are planted and grown, perhaps even to perfection, but the landscape and plants are unchanging: always X number of plants, Y number of species, placed in their designated spots only, and not allowed to naturalize. There is nothing wrong with this type of gardening, but to claim that this is the norm by quoting the booklet
A Rock Garden Handbook for Beginners
in your support, is erroneous.
In fact, the norm is to have a diverse and dynamic garden, where plants can reseed and find their own "best" place in the landscape as they do in nature, thereby producing a more natural look and healthier garden to boot. Your weed fabric method cannot achieve this, because the placement of the fabric does not allow for the natural, unplanned movement of plants.
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Yes - I think Rick's point about a diverse and dynamic garden is a very valid one. This has always been my understanding of a garden; ie: you approach Nature as close as you can within the parameters set by your situation and interests. Essentially a garden is what satisfies you. Growers like Rick Lupp, who have pioneered sand bed gardening, do advocate fabric barriers, but these sand beds are relatively deep. The frustration of shallower barriers is that you no longer can actually cultivate the soil, ie: dig and plant! This is what gardening is for me, but then it is also a full time activity for me and for many others some way of controlling weeds must be important.
Alpine gardening really is a special case because these plants have such limited tolerance of normal garden conditions (to say the least!), but when you can get the conditions right with sand beds, crevice gardens, troughs, tufa and so on, then the plants repay you over and over. Experimentation must be the key, and considered advice from others.
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January 21, 2012, 05:55:40 AM »
It is really hard for me to respond when so many people are discussing so many different topics as if they were all same thing!
Lori keeps talking about growing alpines, which to me is not 'rock gardening' but rather one subset. She also keeps going back to the topic of weed fabric with a thin gravel mulch. This topic is completely different than using weed fabric as a barrier to separate the native soil from a specific mix used in a special garden bed. My original response to Tim was directed at using weed fabric to separate an imported medium from native soil.
Regarding using weed fabric under a gravel mulch for true alpines, no I would probably not do this. Alpines are so tiny that using weed fabric would seem like using a 10 pound sledge to drive a penny nail. Many are so miniature that I prefer to grow them in pots rather than in the open garden. However, if I was constructing a special bed for alpines, I would not hesitate to put weed fabric under the sand, gravel, and stone to prevent mixing and invasion by rhizomatous weeds.
Rick seems to be following Lori's lead. I will respond to Rick's comments below.
Quote from: RickR on January 21, 2012, 01:54:25 AM
For most rock gardeners who garden on the land (as opposed to pots and troughs), a rock garden is not an assemblage of stagnant plants. By this I mean plants that are planted and grown, perhaps even to perfection, but the landscape and plants are unchanging: always X number of plants, Y number of species, placed in their designated spots only, and not allowed to naturalize. There is nothing wrong with this type of gardening, but to claim that this is the norm by quoting the booklet
A Rock Garden Handbook for Beginners
in your support, is erroneous.
Using weed fabric does not leave the garden unchanging. It is true that seedlings are prevented from establishing. However, competition from adult plants typically prevents new seedling establishment irregardless of whether weed fabric is utilized. For rhizomatous perennials like Monardas and Coreopsis auriculata I must regularly cut away the weed fabric if I want them to expand. Some plants like Penstemon cardinalis have a certain number of individuals that die for no apparent reason each year. This gives me the opportunity to put a new plant in a vacant spot. I am always moving stuff around in the garden. The weed fabric does not stop me from changing the garden. It is just a way to help me reduce maintenance.
Mark is commenting on his specific situation. If sand, gravel, or some other special growing medium is not being used then the need for a barrier to separate it from the native soil has been eliminated. A good mulching with leaves would be just as effective for reducing weeds in a woodland garden. In fact, a mulching with leaves would be better because it would break down and feed the soil over time.
Mark also may not need weed fabric because his garden is mature. It is really only beneficial to use weed fabric under mulch when making a new bed. The weed fabric smothers the weeds, weed seedlings, and grass (in the case of lawn). Once the existing vegetation has died, holes can be cut in the fabric and plants can be planted. Over time the weed seed bank is reduced and the plants fill in helping prevent weeds from establishing. Once the garden has matured, then it may be desirable to ripe up the weed fabric. It does take some effort to maintain the weed fabric. This would not be worth the expenditure once the biggest threat from weeds has passed. I would still maintain about a foot of fabric around a bed to help keep the rhizomatous grasses from creeping into it.
The need for weed fabric can be eliminated by turning the soil over, which smothers the weeds and seeds by burial. I have done this many times and it is a lot of work. Herbicide can be used to kill the existing vegetation (without turning the soil), however weed seedlings may still be a problem for a number of years using only this method.
A surface weed barrier would also be unnecessary for a new garden bed made by laying weed free sand, gravel, growing mix, etc. over the existing soil. It still is beneficial to use some sort of membrane to prevent the growing medium and native soil from mixing. This membrane will also help prevent any weeds that are capable of pushing through the thick layer of growing medium from emerging.
Another reason I like weed fabric is because it helps keep my garden plants from growing into access corridors I use for maintenance or to cross a bed. Rhizomatous plants, like many Monardas, will take over an entire area given the chance. The weed fabric helps keep them in place. They will still creep under the fabric and try to invade their neighbor's space, but it is easier to remove these few stems when the space where spread can occur is limited.
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This discussion makes me leery about mentioning my use of PVC sheeting, laid on the soil surface, below a sloping raised bed. The bed is 2.5'deep grading down to to 1' deep. I grow a couple of dozen species of alpine and cacti in this 6' X 10' bed. The reason I placed the 50mil PVC sheeting down, was to keep tree roots from invading the bed.(It is within reach of a mature Silver Maple. This tree has spread it's fine feeder roots through out, my whole front yard. They surround and grow under this bed.) The lowest three inch layer of the bed is 3/4"> pumice stone for drainage the rest of the mix is 10% clay fines, 5% sphagnum, 20% 3/4"> pumice, 20% 2"> sharp basalt tailings and 45% 1/8"> DG (Decomposed Granite). In other words a lean, very course alpine mix.
This bed has been in place of four years now and is thriving without the tree roots. The moisture seeps through the mix, to the pumice layer, over the PVC and drains away at the edges. (Natural precipitation is supplemented by a micro-mister due to my dry climate)
The key points, I wish to make, are that the feeder roots have not penetrated the barrier, there is excellent drainage, The plants can and do colonize the surface and the mix is deep enough to grow species not in need of very deep root runs.
It works for me in this specific situation but I do not find the need to use this setup in the majority of cases. This bed and one set up as a moraine are the only two, I have, in which I use membranes/barriers.
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John, there's obviously no need to feel "leery" about describing your method. Your description makes it clear that it is very different from growing border plants under landscape fabric with a gravel mulch overtop, and likening it to rock gardening. The substantial layer of coarse mix you describe clearly provides the required drainage for the alpines and cacti you are growing. The use of a tree root barrier under it is clearly effective, and one that's used by various growers, as is well-documented in various articles in the quarterly and elsewhere. I doubt there are any "shots" to be delivered.
Edited to add: And it's clear, needless to say, that you didn't expect any either!
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Back in 2005 i built this experimental riversand/gravel bed edged with small troughs and railway sleepers.The area is approximate 6 square metres with the mix mostly only 100mm deep ,
with weedmat underneath
, rising a little on the ridges in the middle.
Most of the plants in the plot don't require sand bed treatment,(in as much as they can be found growing well in other soil based rock gardens),--my expirement was to see what could survive in a different environment and of course to try and successfully cultivate some of the more difficult genera.
Following pics show the bed after tidying and recoating it with various sized rocks pieces last weekend.
Cheers Dave.
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Just last fall, I also built a raised box with the bottom lined with sheet plastic for the same purpose - exclusion of tree roots. Also experimental. Unfortunately, the sloping of the terrain is only slight, so I drilled extra holes at the bottoms of the sides (and yet another looming problematic possibility). It is not an alpine bed, but I will be monitoring the affects closely. The perched water table effect kinda scares me since it is more of a woodland soil mix and not as free draining.
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Dave, aside from increasing your experimental rock-gardening space, it makes a very fitting background for your troughs.
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