Landscape Edging That Actually Holds the Line

Clean edges make lawns and beds look finished. Choose materials for traffic, mowing, and how formal you want the yard to feel.

Edging separates turf from beds, keeps mulch in place, and gives mowers a clean path. Steel and aluminum stay thin and modern; stone and brick feel architectural; a cut trench edge is inexpensive but needs more frequent redressing.

Install deep enough to resist frost heave and string-trimmer abuse, and keep curves smooth so they are easy to mow. Poor edging shows up every week as ragged grass runners and mulch spilled onto pavement.

If your beds keep creeping into the lawn — or the lawn keeps invading the beds — edging plus a maintenance rhythm usually fixes what endless hand-trimming never will.