EasyFlex No-Dig Landscape Edging Kit - 100 ft., Black

Love these! I’ve been looking for an edging option for years and have overlooked these every single time because they look so plain and are kind of pricey LOL Took the plunge and bought 100ft, which was WAY more than I needed lol, but it looks SO nice and was incredibly easy to use. The only thing I would change, is there needs to be about double the spikes they provide!

Great garden edge. It comes in as a roll, the stake pins a super long to make the edge fix to the right place. The installation is easy with a rubber hammer or a short piece of 2x4. It is a great way to separate lawn from flower bed and keep grass off the flower bed.

good quality good price fast delivery to Australia. Need to buy extra spikes for a much better result. Very good product overall.

Very happy with purchase. Item is exactly as described in the ad.

We were getting ready to put some 3/4" river rock around the outside of our pool enclosure and I needed some edging to help keep the rock in place. I've used the traditional plastic edging at my last house and let's just say I wasn't happy with all of the digging I had to do. We decided to give this a try based on a lot of positive reviews. The price was much better here than at the local "big box" stores and the longest length they had in the store was 60ft, this was 100 ft with a $5 price difference, couldn't beat it. Some helpful tips: Prep Work: Unroll it and let it sit out in the sun for a few hours to help it straighten out a bit, put something on each end to keep it in place While you can install it by yourself, two people make it a lot easier Use a metal garden rake or shovel to make sure the edge area is level, or as smooth as it can be, depending on your landscape We have pretty sandy soil here in Florida so I wet the edge area first with a hose, it seemed to help give the spikes more grab Buy EXTRA spikes, if you're going to do a lot of bends and rounded corners, you'll need them. Sandy or loose soil, they'll help a lot Tools: I used a rubber mallet, a pair of snips for cutting and a heat gun in a few places where I need to make some sharp bends. A garden rake and shovel will be needed to prep the area. Installation: Lay the edging out where you want to install it Start at the end and then put a spike in every 6 feet or so to get the rough outline Make adjustments to the shape Once you're happy, go back and put the rest of your spikes in. I spaced them about 3 feet apart, corners and bends, about 1 foot apart I have to say, it was much easier using the no-dig edging than the old plastic stuff. It's holding the rock very well and I get compliments on it from friends and neighbors. It's holding up well against my weekly weed whacking, which is a plus. Not including the prep time, my wife and I installed almost 300 feet in about half a day and that was with taking more than a few breaks to hydrate and stretch.