💐L-shaped heavy-duty landscape edging

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Size:  6cm high * 15m (45 nails included)
Color:  Black
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Description

Finally, clean garden lines that hold

You mow. You trim.

And within a week, the grass is creeping into your flower beds again.

The no-dig flexible edging stops the mess. Just push it into the soil, tap in the spikes, and your lines stay sharp.

No digging. No trench. Ready to install the same day it arrives.

Over 40,000 yards edged with no-dig plastic rolls

Stop grass from invading flower beds
The edging sits 2 inches into the soil, blocking runner roots before they spread. Your beds stay clean between mows.

Installs in under 30 minutes, no digging
Just tap the 15 or 30 spikes through the built-in slots with a rubber mallet. No shovel, no trench, no torn-up lawn. 

Bends around trees and tight curves
The flexible strip curves smoothly around trees, paths, and rounded beds. Cut to length with pruners.

✓Lengths of 15 m or 20 m are sufficient to cover average-sized flowerbeds.
45 or 60 anchor spikes included. Enough for most beds in a single roll.

Frequently asked questions

Can I connect multiple rolls for longer beds?
Yes, just overlap the ends by 2 to 3 inches and drive a spike through both layers. The join stays hidden below the soil line.

How deep should I push it into the ground?
About 2 inches deep works for most soil types. That's enough to block grass roots without leaving the top edge exposed.

Will the spikes hold in sandy or loose soil?
The 8-inch spikes bite deep enough for most soil types. In very loose sand, angle two spikes in a V-shape at problem spots for extra hold.

Can I mow right up against it?
Yes, the top edge sits flush with the grass. Just avoid catching the mower blade directly on the plastic.

How to use

Step 1: Lay the roll along the edge you want to define. Let it warm in the sun for a few minutes so it bends easily.

Step 2: Push the bottom edge about 2 inches into the soil along the line.

Step 3: Drive a spike through each pre-cut slot with a rubber mallet, spacing them evenly along the roll.

Step 4: Cut to length with pruners at the end of the run.