Master Mark Terrace Board Landscape Edging 4" X 40 ' Brown

Best price for the length. Looks great for a lot of curves in my landscape. It works very well to keep out the bermuda grass from climbing below the soil line into my flower beds. Install correctly and you will be happy. Great deal. It looks awesome to me!

I was tired of grass & leaves blowing in my flower gardens so I used 100's of feet of this to line my gardens. It's very difficult to install by yourself and requires special stakes to hold it in place that are very expensive. I found that it was best for me to roll out the 50' tightly wound roll of border and allow the hot sun to let it relax. Then get a helper to make the installation go a lot easier The, thinner than I expected, border wall required me to use 12 - 14 stakes per 50' roll. Be carefol NOT to step on it once installed because it will bend.When finished, the border looks very nice and does a good job of keeping the grass & leaves out. But overall, the added cost of the stakes, time & difficulty to install, and lack of durability, I would probably spring for the steel border and be done with it. I dont know why they don't include the installation stakes with the border because they are absolutely necessary to keep the border straight. Other than the fact that when combined, the unit price would be so ridiculously expensive, no one would buy it.This is worth the cost for a small project but for what it cost me to border about 400' of garden, I wouldn't do it again.

This is a pain to install if you work alone. It is not sturdy enough to hold in gravel. It does not hold a straight line if pressure is put on it from one side. If you need straight lines, stick with the metal borders. Once you buy enough stakes to keep the Terrace Board in place, you will have spent about the same any way so you might as well buy a border that is easier to install and stays in place better. I hate I took a chance on this.

I've used Landscape Edging for flower beds and garden borders before, but this time I needed to keep a kitten from slipping under the fence to explore the grass that's always greener on the other side. Using #8 x 3/4" Phillips Truss Head Screws, I attached the Landscape Edging to the bottom of the fence and now we're safe from having a lost kitten, at least until she figures out how to climb a six foot fence.

This edging worked out very well. I replaced my front lawn with a low-water/drought-resistant scheme & this stuff do a good job of allowing me to format complex curves for gravel beds. Stay away from the hammer-in stakes that are designed to work with this edging... they're a not-all-that-durable plastic that will self destruct if you try to drive them into really hard ground like mine.