How To Get Clean Edges In Your Lawn Using This Tool

Maintaining a well-manicured lawn is a source of pride for many homeowners, symbolizing care, attention to detail, and a touch of personal aesthetics. However, even the most diligent lawn care can be marred by imperfect edges, which disrupt the harmony of an otherwise immaculate landscape. Addressing these edges is essential to preserving the lawn's overall appeal.

[@Xfactor302300000]

Gotta love clean, crisp edging! I just had to redo the edging for my backyard patio bed. I used the lawn edger and then a spade shovel to get excess out. Re-used the excess to patch other bare spots in the yard. After that, I went behind it with a straight square shovel to give it a cleaner look. Took me about the same amount of time but man does it look pretty.

[@lawnjenkins]

it looks so good when you do it that way and it really doesn't take that long.

[@csjr9]

Thats a lot of wok LJ, big salute! I use to rock naturals edges and then I installed a cement garden bed edge, laid down some tuffiom landscape fabric, preen and mulch and never looked back. Anytime I want to add something to the beds I just use my ryobi soldering iron to cut a hole and plant. No weeds and hardly no maintenance.

[@lawnjenkins]

I looked into the cement bed edging and here in Northeast Ohio I got prices of $10 to $15 a linear foot. So just that one side you see in the video would have been about $500. Also I have never had good luck with weed fabics. Grass will grow right through it nothing will grow through paper. I dedicate one day to edging and in about 3 hours I'm done with everything.