Worth Pre-Rusted Wide-Corrugated Garden Edging, 6" x20Ft Sturdy Steel Landscape Edging Bendable Metal Lawn Long Strips Border for Raised Flower Bed Tree Surrounds

This is my second time purchasing this galvanized steel landscape edging. The first roll I installed over a year ago, and it still looks just as good—no rust, warping, or signs of wear, even after exposure to the elements. That kind of durability made it a no-brainer when I decided to tackle another section of my front yard.The steel feels sturdy and well-made, and once installed, it holds its shape nicely. It gives the landscaping a clean, professional look. I’ve used plastic edging in the past, and this is miles ahead in terms of both appearance and longevity.Installation does take some planning, especially if you’re shaping curves, but the material handles it well without kinking or cracking. I haven’t had any issues with packaging or shipping either—it arrived in good condition both times.If you're someone who wants a long-term solution that doesn't need replacing after one season, this is a great option.

I bought 5 rolls they’re easy to install and easy to cut when needed. Will be buying more.

Bought 3 of these last year and now 2 more. This is very easy to work with and does the job well. I had no issue getting them down around chain link fence and no mulch falls over. The height is perfect and it’s extremely flexible.Going to use the 2 I just bought for walkway. Good price and product.

This rustic metal border looks great. It is installed around the rose bushes in front of my house. I did my best to press 2 inches into ground but discovered you do have to dig a trench even in softer soil. Had to hire a landscaper to install. I do like the look and sturdiness of the metal.

Ii remodeled my RV and cut out center of the cabinet doors in bedroom replaced them with the edging distressed it with toilet bowl cleaner and it looks great product is holding up and was easy to work with.

Sturdy, looks great, bought multiple times I've liked this boarder so much. Wish there were some sort of staples to fit the 10" size but was able to dig a trench and bury the bottom 4" or so and it's still standing up. I'm sure some rebar would do the trick if necessary.

I wanted something natural and rustic as my border, without spending tons of money. I did not like the plastic stuff. This is awesome. It was a bit hard getting it stabilized deep in the dirt, but I did it. I really like the natural look.

Looks quite nice, delineates lawn from flowerbed & keeps mulch in place