SIX INCH TALL EDGE HOLDS SOIL AND MULCH: This corrugated metal garden edging stands 6 inches high, so it keeps raised beds and thick mulch from spilling over a path, and it separates grass from planting beds without looking like a fence.
ONE 20 FT ROLL RUNS A LONG BORDER: A single 6 inch landscape edging roll frames a flower bed or a driveway line in one pass, so you skip the gaps and waste of piecing short strips together, and one roll covers about a 20 ft run.
RUST FINISH OVER GALVANIZED STEEL: The rust garden edging tone settles into mulch, gravel and cottage planting, so a border reads like weathered steel instead of bright new metal, and the rust coating sits over galvanized steel, not bare iron.
BENDS BY HAND, CUTS WITH SNIPS: This metal garden edging shapes around curves, circles and tree rings without a brake or a saw, and tin snips shorten a 20 ft roll to the length you need, so odd corners still end up with a clean line.
ROLLED SAFE EDGES, SHALLOW SET: The landscape edging border seats with a shallow spade cut and a few taps of a rubber mallet, and both long edges are rolled smooth, so no sharp lip waits for a bare foot, a pet paw or a mower wheel.
