KAHEIGNPlastic Garden Edging, 9m x 10cm Flexible Lawn Edging Fence for Garden Borders, Flower Beds and DIY Outdoors Landscaping

Great!

What I received is a flat limp green plastic which is useless for the purpose I needed it for. The picture shows a wavy corrugated style plastic border. It's so limp I can't get it in the earth like my other green border which this was supposed to match. Complete waste of money.

Not the best stuff....a bit flimsy but does the job providing you don't catch it with a lawn mower

Would not recommend due to flimsy make up. They tend to collapse when soil is added

I have just planted a new Leylandii hedge and needed strimmer protectors for the young trees. They are quite expensive for the amount of trees I used so I opted for this stuff. It's quite flexible so i cut it into 10 inch sections using just scissors and wrapped them around the base of each tree using tie wire and making a couple of holes for each section. Works great and easily deflects any careless srtimming away from the tree bases. Seems a better use for this stuff I think as it wouldn't be much good as a lawn edging or a border.

It can be easily cut to length which is a bonus. Yes, you need to do a bit of digging to get it to stick into the ground but i managed it with a trowel. I scribed the line i wanted into the soil, pushed in this border and then using the smooth side of the trowel, just pushed the removed soil back against the border. Almost like spreading butter, so the soil was packed tight. I did this on both sides of the border and it's as sturdy as i need it to be.

Absolutely rubbish! It's not stiff enough to use,it's very thin and far to flexible, no good at all .

Was going to use as a border between gravel path and garden beds, but far too thin and bendy to penetrate the soil. You can not use a rubber mallet, it simply doesn't work. In retrospect should have bought a metal based border.