Lawn Edging Boarder Plastic – Easy-to-Install Landscape Edging Solution that Adds Long-Lasting Beauty to Lawns & Flowerbeds

Crisp garden borders in an afternoon, with no digging

One roll of bendable plastic strip, 16.4 ft (5 m) long and 1.9 in (4.8 cm) tall, with pierced tabs along its foot and fifteen twisted stakes to pin it down. Unroll it along the line you want, stand it up, drive a stake through each tab, and the edge is done. It keeps mulch, bark and gravel in their place and gives a bed or a path a clean line. Black or green.

Why gardeners pick it

• Stake it in, skip the trench. The strip stands upright on the surface with its flat tabs lying on the lawn side, and the stakes go down through the holes in the tabs. That is the whole installation. A rubber mallet makes it quicker.
• Bends both ways. It takes gentle curves, tree rings and straight runs without kinking. On tight corners, a stake on each side of the bend keeps the curve crisp.
• A clean, low line. At 1.9 in tall it makes a neat visual edge and holds mulch, bark and gravel back from the grass. It is easy to move when you redesign the bed next season.
• Cuts with shears. Trim it to length with garden shears or heavy scissors. To join two rolls, butt the ends together and put a stake through the last tab of each.
• Covers real ground. One roll rings a round bed about 5 ft across, or edges one side of a path about the length of a car. For a longer run, add rolls: two rolls give you just under 33 ft.

What buyers say

Rated 4.5 stars by 20 buyers.

• “Did my whole backyard in an hour. Looks so neat now.”
• “Really helps keep mulch in place. Looks sharp.”
• “Makes mowing easier. No more grass creeping into my mulch.”
• “It bends around curves perfectly. Made my front garden look pro.”
• “Edges stay put even after heavy rain. Impressed.”
• “Neighbors already complimented how clean it looks.”

Every order is covered by our 90-day money-back guarantee.

How it goes in

• Mark the line. A hose or a length of string laid on the grass is enough. Mow first; it is easier to seat the strip on short grass.
• Unroll and stand it up. Lay the strip along the line with the tabs facing the lawn side and the plain face toward the mulch or gravel. Let it relax for a few minutes in the sun if it has been coiled tightly.
• Stake it. Drive a stake through a tab every couple of feet on straight runs and on both sides of any curve. On hard, dry ground, water the line first or pilot the hole with a screwdriver.
• Fill against it. Bring the mulch or gravel up to the strip. The material behind it keeps it straight, and the stakes hold it in place.

Specifications

Give your beds a finished edge this weekend

Pick black to disappear against mulch and dark soil, or green to blend into the grass. Add it to your cart and have a crisp border by the end of the afternoon, backed by our 90-day money-back guarantee.