Metal Edging for Landscaping, 5-Pack Landscape Lawn Edging 39.4" L x 7" H Bendable Metal Strips, Hammer-in Garden Edging Border with Clips, Paver Edging, Yard Pathway Divider

My local store got this things for high price, I'll try this ones and to be honest the quality looks great, it's metal and it bends easily but noot too easy, it comes with the stakes too, so basically it's a kit.

Heavy duty, looks good, and easy to install. A little pricey, but much better than plastic or rubber. Will be interesting to see how it holds up over time.

Fairly easy to assemble. I made raised flower gardens with these. I want to pass along a tip for install... I have very rocky ground, and trying to pound these in with a rubber mallet only bends the teeth and is very frustrating. So, I decided to try my grinder with a 7inch Diamond wheel. I use a piece of OSB for a straight edge. The diamond wheel on the grinder slices a perfect width and depth for these to be lightly tapped in the ground. The diamond wheel slices though the rocky ground easily. the roots it encounters take a little time since the wheel is smooth. There is no kickback from the grinder and it turned my projects (3 separate raised gardens) to a much more pleasurable experience. Take your time, let the tool do the work and don't force it.

There are many brands of metal edging to choose from. What attracted me to choose this one was the way each section of edging is joined together. They are joined by a screwed-on plate. No hooks. No clips. Not only will the edging remain level across the top, it is entirely unlikely they will ever shift or slip apart.Yes, it takes a little more effort to tie the sections together, but hopefully the edging will last - and look good - for many years to come.

LOVE IT! Easy to install, flexible enough to bend the way you want it. Good quality and looks good!

This garden edging is elegant and has a modern look. The finish has no flaws and looks like it will last many seasons without discoloration or flaking.Assembly was a bit of a pain, with tiny screws and nuts to manage. It was 40 degrees outside when I did this, and I had a hard time holding the parts together with cold hands. I couldn't get the screws tight enough for my satisfaction, could have used a tiny wrench to hold the nut.I was planning to make a circular bed for a tree, but there are not enough connecting pieces for this application. I would need to attach two pieces directly. Looking at where I thought I would use this in my garden, I'm not sure it works. It would be best either in a complete circle or against a wall, fence or other natural stopping point. Otherwise, you have corners sticking up with nowhere to go, which looks odd and is more susceptible to damage. Since this product can't be cut to size, you should measure and plan carefully. I haven't figured out where it will fit in my landscape design and whether I'll need to add more, but the season is still young and I haven't started planting yet.I like that this product is easy to tap into the ground, and isn't likely to bend. One problem is that your ground needs to be pretty level and have no roots or other obstacles. The edges of my patio have concrete overflow just under the surface, so I cannot install it there. Ditto for under a tree where there are shallow roots. I know I'll find a place for this in my garden, but I haven't yet figured out where.

It is a nice sturdy edging to replace plastic that did not hold up.

This was easy to assemble and install. You may need a second pair of hands to help hold it straight as you install. Highly recommended. I added a set of rebar landscape hooks for extra security based on where we installed this