Landscape edgings come in an array of materials (such as metal, plastic, rubber, and stone), designs and shapes, and levels of resistance to the elements on lawn equipment… See more

While landscape edgings can come in many heights, Ketterling recommends first determining how you want your project to look. “If you want to prevent grass and weed from … See more

The end result of landscape edging may look neat and simple, but many varieties require a more intense installation process. This can include everything from digging, staking, cut… See more

If you’re looking to integrate curved borders or irregular shapes in your landscaping project, you’ll want to opt for an edging that is easily bendable. Ketterling recommends considerin… See more