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Request a quoteFor lawn edging, you can use stone, wood, metal, plastic, concrete, brick or even other unique materials. All of those are quality materials that will get the job done so we suggest you choose material that suits your garden and your aesthetics the most.
If the lawn edges are generally broken, ragged and uneven, you can use a sharp spade or, better still, a half-moon edging iron to re-cut them to shape. To ensure good, straight lines, use a short plank of wood or similar as a cutting guide.
Improperly done lawn edging can cause serious issues. The wrong technique could cause drainage problems, drowning the roots of bedding plants and trees and creating muddy, unattractive areas in the landscape.
