EasyflexPound-in Landscape Edging with Bonus Anchoring Stakes, 4.5 in. Straight Top Plastic Garden Border, 20 Foot Kit, Black, (3500-20CXX-3)

Surprised how light weight edging is. Very thick plastic, easy to scuff your skin on the bottom spikes that go in ground. Install is rather self explanatory. Instructions call to score the ground for easier install however I chose to install after it rained which softened ground. I was able to install mine within 4 minutes after I got positioning I wanted. I have issue with slope and runoff so decided to mulch and do edging. Tip: DO NOT MULCH UNTIL AFTER INSTALL. Was not to be desired scraping mulch away to make way for edging. After install I found myself questioning why it was SO EASY to install. Anyhow, it is a thick plastic that will hold. You can get straighter curves\lines if you spend the time positioning. I chose to push down one end to the other. I assume for better curve do the typical little in at a time throughout sections to keep good curvature. I would defiantly recommend this product. No digging required like my other edging. Just fast, simple and did I mention...EASY.

I needed this edging to keep the soil and mulch in place on a paver walkway. My hori-hori knife worked perfectly to dig out the edge. Pounding the edging in to get it even was a little challenging because the edging is a bit flexible. I cut smaller pieces with tin snips. Looks a lot better than expected. I’m happy with the product and would buy it again.

Pensé que el anclaje sería más fácil cuando lo compré. Yo misma lo instalé en mi jardín, pero me demoré un poco en entender que los “dientes” del borde no se meten solos en la tierra con golpes, aunque la tierra esté mojada y de fácil manejo. Lo único que ancla el borde son las estacas, por eso es esencial comprar bastante estacas para anclaje en todo el largo del borde. Otro tema fue el tamaño, me imaginava que sería un poco más grande pero es muy pequeño, ya compré otro más para finalizar lo que necesito. A pesar de ello, el método de anclaje es mucho más sencillo de lo que el borde tradicional dónde es necesario abrir la tierra para crear el camino.

I (female) cut these by hand, by myself, with a very dull and weak hacksaw and a razor. How? I cut about a 1/8th inch at the top and in the bottom notch, then bent it tight and scored it 3 times on the front. Then I flip it to the back bent it tight scored it 3 more times and it was free. It took me maybe 10 minutes at most. It would've been faster if I had only gone and bought a new hacksaw.The tight wind is annoying only since I didn't have c claps or someone else holding it stable but very manageable.

I used a spade shovel to cut a line in the grass where I wanted to put the edging. Unless you have soft ground I highly suggest cutting using my method. Also, order the extra spikes. You will need them.