33FT Landscape Edging, 4 in Tall Garden Edging Borders,Flexible Lawn Edging with 30 Spikes,Plastic Edging Border for Garden, Flower Beds, Pavement-Brown

Arrived on time and in good packaging.Easy to install with the provided plastic pins although we did opt for an additional pack of 30 to secure it a bit better.Some complain that it's too 'wavy' when installed. Remember, it's a flexible plastic and so won't be 100% dead straight but take your time during the install and the results will be better.Much more economical than buying from the big box DIY stores and seems a better product.

This edging is the way to go! Durable and very easy to install. I had some wood edging that I purchased at one of the big box stores and was not cheap to do my entire front yard around the bedding. That stuff ended up rotting out and falling apart. I decided to go with this edging and the finish product looks extremely nice. It’s a thick gauge plastic which will hold up through Michigan weather. I used tin snips to cut which was very easy to do and layed it out in the sun for a few days so it would be straight and easy to work with. Definitely recommend. I did however break off a few of the heads of the plastic ground nails so you want to purchase additional. I had a bunch of gutter nails that I used to replace the ones that broke, but in addition they really do not give you enough of the ground nails so I’m sure they do that so you will have to purchase more. Just a heads up!

Very easy to use and install, but if you are looking for a crisp, clean, straight edge, avoid these.Absolutely no way to keep them crisp and straight. Just too thin for that.But if that’s not all that important to you, these are a 5.But know that they send far too few steaks. Only about 1 steak every 4th hole.

Easy!

It's sturdy and flexible. Installed with minimal effort.

Used in our landscaping, easy to apply. Husband was pleased with it!

I love it !!! It was so easy to put down 😁Very sturdy ...but they need to add 50 more stakes ...what they give you only covers half the edging so but more !!

Before placing the edging, I laid it out in the sun to soften it, which helps remove the tight coiled position as it comes out of the box, allowing it to be somewhat straigtened. The material is soft enough that it is rather difficult to maintain a straight line or an even curve. After placing the edging, it warped on the upper edge in light sunny conditions.The real negative is the supplied hold-down pins. For some reason I thought they were aluminum with a plastic coating. Nope. They are soft plastic. Unless your earth is super soft - to full depth - you will need to create a slightly smaller hole before gently knocking them into the earth. I used a galvanized steel spike to pound into the ground, pulling it back out with a crow bar over a 2x4 block, then insert the plastic hold-downs with a rubber mallet tap. The plastic hold-downs won't corrode, but that required me to spend an extra ~2 hours to use ~35 of the plastic stakes.