Enhance your garden with our 2mm Thick Heavy Duty Lawn Edging in Black. Designed for durability, this 5" deep edging provides a robust and stylish border for lawns and garden beds, ensuring long-lasting performance and a clean, professional look.
“HEAVY DUTY EASY ENVIRO” 2MM BEST4GARDEN LAWN EDGING.
Makes your garden look neat and tidy by adding a clean line to the lawn and path edge. Great for strimmer and shear users as it is not corrugated. 2mm thickness will last for 20 years or more. Easy to install, flexible and strong. Can be bent into any angle or curve to fit your garden. Cuts to size and is maintenance free. 100% safe as there are no sharp edges to harm children or pets. Frost and UV resistant. Made from 100% recycled plastic.
Lawn edgings that last for years High quality 2mm lawn edging which is weather proof, meaning it will last longer. Tried and tested to last for 20+ years.
Lawn edging that is easy to use This Lawn edging is easy to cut and make into whatever shape your garden needs, however it is still strong and durable. It is far more flexible than wood or metal. These Long-lasting Strimmer-Resistant Edgings make it easy to create curves and corners to your lawn and borders. Saves more than 50% of your Lawn Edge maintenance time.
Uses: Around lawns to save time when cutting the edging and to keep the lawn with a nice clean line around it. Use to create small beds around trees. It will protect them from being damaged by strimmer’s and will prevent damage to the lawn by tree roots. Protect elements in the lawn, such as metal or wooden posts, by reducing the rate that they rot or rust from the turf moisture.
Best value for money The edging is a product that will last for many years - the best value for money. The 2mm is as thick as a pound coin. So it makes the edging tough but nearly invisible.
Ideal for medium and large gardens “Easy Enviro 2mm” will save hundreds of working hours, stop the back pain of using a strimmer - surely there are better things to do in your free time. 100% recycled plastic with low carbon foot-print made in Western Europe.
Installing heavy-duty black lawn edging is a straightforward process that helps define garden beds, prevent grass from spreading, and create a clean, finished look. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you with the installation:
Materials Needed:
- Heavy duty black lawn edging
- Shovel or spade
- Garden fork or trowel
- Measuring tape
- Hammer or mallet
- Stakes or connectors (if needed)
- Scissors or utility knife (for cutting edging)
- Landscape fabric (optional, for added weed control)
Steps to Install Heavy Duty Black Lawn Edging:
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Plan and Mark the Edging Path:
Decide where you want to install the edging. Use a measuring tape to mark the path where the edging will go. You can use string or garden stakes to outline the shape and ensure a straight or curved edge. -
Prepare the Area:
Remove any grass, weeds, or debris along the marked path. Use a shovel or spade to clear the area where the edging will be installed. -
Dig a Trench:
Dig a trench along the marked line. The trench should be slightly wider than the edging material and about 5 inches deep (or as deep as the edging). This will help the edging sit securely in the ground and prevent it from shifting. -
Prepare the Edging:
If the edging comes in rolls or sections, cut it to the required length using scissors or a utility knife. Ensure the pieces will fit the trench and cover the entire marked path. -
Install the Edging:
Place the edging into the trench, ensuring it is positioned correctly and the top edge is level with or slightly above the ground surface. Make sure the edging is straight and follows the desired path. -
Secure the Edging:
Use a hammer or mallet to drive stakes or connectors into the ground to hold the edging in place. Insert the stakes or connectors at regular intervals along the edging, ensuring they are flush with or slightly below the surface of the edging. -
Backfill the Trench:
Once the edging is securely in place, backfill the trench with the excavated soil. Firmly pack the soil around the edging to provide stability and prevent it from shifting. Make sure the soil is level with the surrounding ground. -
Trim Excess Edging (if needed):
If you have excess edging material, trim it to fit the space using scissors or a utility knife. -
Add Finishing Touches:
Smooth the area around the edging and ensure there are no gaps or uneven spots. You can also add landscape fabric behind the edging if you want to further prevent weed growth. -
Maintenance:
Regularly check the edging to ensure it remains securely in place and address any issues promptly. Keep the area clean and clear of debris for best results.
By following these steps, you’ll create a professional-looking border that enhances the appearance of your garden and keeps your lawn and flower beds neatly separated.