Landscape Edging Coil Kit 4 Inch High Terrace Board with 12 10-inch Spikes，40 FEET, Brown

We bought this to go around plants in a area covered with rock. The day we installed this was cool but sunny. The cool weather caused the material to be stiff. A 1/2 hour or so in the sun made it easy to work with.We quickly put it around the plants, filled with bark and were done. The 4 inch depth not only looks good but gives the area around the plants good insulation and moisture retention. We purchased an extra bag of stakes because we put the border out with a lot of curves. We used all the stakes but im not completely sure it was needed. Between the mulch and rock the border stayed in place. We've had the border up for a month or so and its holding up as expected and keeping the two materials separated.

A little hard to put up, but works quite well. I use it to help keep my puppy in the yard.

I've installed 100s of ft of the edging. Here are my tips.1) Use a string line to.assure you have a straight line.2) if your installation is on top of the soil, alternate the stakes on both sides of the edging to maintain a vertical run otherwise the weight of soil mulch may cause the edging to bulge.4) order extra stakes you want them about every 3'.3) use a piece of rebar to pre start the hole for the stakes. If you just hammer the stakes directly they will not always go in straight. Hold the rebar vertical against the string line and hammer it in 6-8" remove and finish.4) I like to trench 2-3" and use the dirt to help stabilize the edginging on both sides this maintains a nice vertical run without any leaning.5)Over lap ends by 4" with a steake on each side.6) use 2 stakes at the end of each run.

Flower bed edging border.

This performed as I expected. Looks good in the landscape.

This is my new garden path. One side I lined with moss rocks and the other with the board. I did this for two reasons. Because I figured the plants, on the bender board side, would be covering it up once they grew. But, mostly because that's the side I have rose bushes on. I tend to the rose bushes alot. My balance is bad now and I was afraid I would stumble over the rocks.My situation, of course, would not apply to you.BUT, you can see from the pictures how much nicer the moss rock side looks.AND, the cost of the beautiful rocks (that I could put down myself) was less than the cost of the bender board and having to pay my gardener to install it.The rocks will last forever. The board is rather flimsy and wavy.

I am pleased with the product.

We've had previous experience with a similar product & were pleased to find the edging we needed>Bonus points for longer rolls, included stakes (which were much better then the other ones) and the availabilty of the brown color!