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Clean as Needed: If dirt or debris accumulates around the spikes, clean them to maintain their functionality.
a. Secure Anchoring: Plastic edging spikes provide a secure anchor for landscape edging, ensuring it stays in place even in adverse weather conditions. To keep grass from spreading into garden beds, you want your landscape edging to be 3 to 4 inches deep, and the wider the better," says Jeff Reiland, owner of Abundant Design Landscaping in Des Moines, Iowa. However, sinking landscape edging 4 or more inches deep can be time-consuming and tiring. Landscape edging that is placed an inch or two below ground won't guarantee effectiveness, but it will slow roots from spreading and keep your garden looking tidier. To keep mulch and other landscape material from spreading out of your garden bed, make sure the landscape edging creates a solid barrier at least an inch or two above the ground. Metal garden edging is loved by landscapers because it’s endlessly flexible for garden design and doesn’t limit you to straight edges and right-angles like other materials. You can use metal edging to create curves, adding a natural, meandering look to pathways. Drive in the Spikes: Insert the plastic edging spikes through the holes or loops in the edging and into the ground. Use a rubber mallet or a hammer to gently tap them in until they are flush with the edging material.
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We also sell the Corten edging pegs you need for safe and sturdy installation of Corten steel edging strips. Landscape edging is a great finishing touch for your garden beds, creating a clean line between the garden’s edge and the lawn. However, it can provide more than just a cosmetic benefit. It can also keep grass (or pesky weeds!) from spreading into your garden, and it can keep mulch and other landscaping materials in your garden from spilling out onto the grass.
b. Easy Installation: They are easy to install, making it a straightforward DIY project for garden enthusiasts. Just unroll this recycled rubber mulch edging down the edges of your garden beds for the fastest, easiest installation around. The edging should stay in place, but you can also easily insert a few landscaping staples for an extra-secure installation.Made from recycled rubber tires, this material serves as mulch at the edge of your garden beds, making them look tidy and suppressing weeds. You can mow right over it when needed. This versatile product comes in a variety of lengths and is available in commercial grade and standard varieties.You can also connect two strands if needed or cut it with garden shears to your desired length. To install, place the edging around your beds and use a rubber mallet to drive the rust-resistant spikes (included) into the tabs. Note that since this edging is no-dig, it doesn’t provide much of a barrier to prevent weeds and turf grasses from spreading into your garden beds. It might not last as long as products made from stone or metal and will require adjusting from time to time if the spikes move around.Update and divide your garden instantly with our durable metal lawn edging. Available in a grey, galvanised steel finish or the sought after, rust-coloured Corten, it’s as stylish as it is practical. You’ll also find we’re one of the few metal edging suppliers to offer a height range which includes 290mm: Corten steel edgingis also extremely robust and additionally offers a rusted, rustic look which adds beauty to any garden whatever the season. We reached out to Jeff Reiland, owner of Abundant Design Landscaping in Des Moines, Iowa, for further insight on the pros and cons of each material, "Plastic rolled edging requires more maintenance in a year or so, but the plastic doesn’t have joints that can allow the grass to slip in. Steel pound-in edging can frost heave in cold climates, and it can also really do a number on mower blades. Six-inch wide planter stone works really well, and is my favorite."
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