Lawn Edging Types
Metal, plastic, rubber, stone, brick and natural edges each look and behave differently.
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Edge My Lawn is about one job done well: a clean line between lawn and everything else. Compare metal, plastic, rubber, stone and brick edging, choose between manual and power edgers, follow step-by-step installation guides for straight and curved edges, and keep borders tidy with simple seasonal maintenance. Call 811 before you dig.
Metal, plastic, rubber, stone, brick and natural edges each look and behave differently.
The tools that cut and keep a clean edge: manual half-moon edgers and spades, power edgers, string trimmers used for edging, and the installation tools needed to put in edging.
Step-by-step guides for installing edging along straight runs, curves, garden beds, driveways and paths.
Keep edges sharp all year: when to re-cut and trim edges by season, how to stop weeds and grass from creeping into beds, and how to repair heaved, sunken or damaged borders.
Edges shape how a garden looks.