Amazon Basics Flexible Landscape Edging Coil for Garden Border, Flower Beds, Lawn and Pathways, 5 inch x 40ft, Brown, 10 Stakes

This was an answer to my problems at an affordable price. I looked at my local Lowes store to possibly purchase some landscape edging product and frankly was shocked at the prices. The same type of product I ended up purchasing on Amazon cost much less than Lowes. For 40 ft by 5 inch edging with 10 stakes at a cost of $24.27 (Amazon) compared to 20 ft by 5 inch edging with 5 stakes at a cost of $39.98 (Lowes), it was not a tough decision to make. The products were practically identical. I did purchase some extra stakes at Lowes just in case and I did use them. The edging will do what I want by keeping the mulch from falling onto my driveway and my back sidewalk, especially when the chipmunks dig their holes. I often would walk out to dirt and mulch on my back sidewalk from the critters doing their digging and after a heavy rain to mulch sliding onto my driveway. This should cut down on that mess quite a bit by keeping things contained within the edged area. This was super easy to install and you can put it as deep or as shallow as you wish if you are putting it up next to concrete which helps to keep it in place along with the stakes. In fact, along my driveway, I had it shallow on the left side and deeper on the right as it is the left side that is more problematic. I used a handsaw to cut it which was really easy. I don't know what others have used to cut it but the handsaw I already had did it quickly. I used a rubber mallet to pound the stakes into the ground when I couldn't do it all the way by hand. I would buy this again as it has solved the problem and made things look nice and tidy.

I am pleasantly surprised with this edging. it is sturdy but you can notch it with good scissors. I was really surprised with the stakes that actually could be hammered into "roadpack" ( combination of rough 3/4 inch stone and dust) without breaking. You can hammer the stake over 2 thicknesses of the edging to join 2 sections. Could use 6-10 more stakes per package. I will be curious to see how long it lasts before being degraded by the sun, if that happens.

This stuff is ok. I dug a little trench with my sod cutter for easier instillation. It is very flexible, so it will bend when you hammer in the anchors. Also, it gets knocked out of place easily with the lawn mower. I'll have to reinstall some sections next spring, but I'm over it for this season. It is durable and despite being pulled up from the mower, it hasn't chipped or scratched from the weed eater. I was able to cut it I think with pruning shears because I didn't have a box cutter on hand. It's fine for the price and looks ok installed. Definitely looked DIY but I needed something budget friendly this year. Pics are after install. It doesn't look as clean anymore after sections got pulled up

It sure does expand and contract .It is a handy and easy to work with product. So far so good.

Heavy sturdy edging strip with stakes to secure the curves. I needed something to line the inside of my landscaping stones so that the grass and weeds (especially dewberry and ivy) don't get in through the cracks and choke out the flowers. This is good, it's reasonably easy to roll out, goes around gentle curves (we don't have severe curves), plants can't get through it, and the stakes help to keep it in place in sections where the soil isn't deep enough to hold it. The brown color is unobtrusive (doesn't detract from the masonry or flowers). If it were free-standing, we would probably need more stakes, but we're using it as a liner between the stones and the flower bed, so it's supported by the stones on one side and the soil on the other. Forty feet was just enough to fit the circle of stones we built around an "island" with a bird bath and a couple of trees.

These ended up looking ok, but were more of a pain than I anticipated to install. I thought I would just be able to go around the flower bed and kind of hammer it down into the dirt, but that didn't work at all. I ended using my gas powered rotary edger and going around the outside of the bed to create a small ditch into which I could put the edging. Also, I wish they would have provided more stakes so I could follow the contour of the flower bed more exactly. Overall, good value for the price, but not great.

Very durable and easy to install. Used on skirting around mobil home to reduce deterioration.

I really like the way it looks. I used it to fill the gap between the tiles and the ground.

Bonne qualité on est sur du plastique dur. Maniable et facile à poser. Petit bémol c’est le manque de piquet. N’hésitez pas à prévoir des sardines ou du fil de fer épais de 0,5cm.

Ik heb meer paaltjes nodig, maar kan die niet los bijbestellen. Hoe kan dat?

Looks great and easy to install. I used quite a lot to frame my gardens and it works well. Super affordable for the product.

Bought these to put around our garden. The long roll worked great for going all the way around the garden. I ended up digging a trench first for the boarder to sit about half way in the ground so that it would stay where we wanted. The amount of stakes that comes with the roll was definitely not enough. We ended up buying a pack of extra stakes as we wanted to ensure the border would stay in place. Going around the corners was fairly easy and I just put a stake on either side of the curve to help make it stay. So far it hasn’t buckled or moved. Curious to see how it will hold up over winter.

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