Master Mark Plastics GL61100056514 Landscape Fabric, Edging & Fencing Brown 3inx40ft, 3 Inch by 40 Foot, Natural

As stated, worth every penny. Much better look and quality than the cheaper black stuff out there, and MUCH cheaper than paver alternatives and such. As to some of the not so positive reviews, some of you guys need to think about what you are doing for a second. 1 - Yes if you only used a peg every few feet it will get a little wavy/wobbly...that's not the product's fault. That is inadequate installation. As others have said, spend $5 on more pegs if that is a problem for you. 2 - Some say it curcls up on itself or won't "sit" nicely...well of course, it's semi-rigid plastic that has been tightly rolled up for who knows how long. Solution, unravel it, and the re-roll it up the opposite way. 10x improvement just by doing that. (you don't buy a poster and complain that it curls back up when you unravel it do ya!?) All in all this stuff is great. Sturdy, looks good, and with some extra stakes and a tiny bit of thought it should sit however you want it to. I have already done x2 20-footers, and x1 40-footer and plan to do at least that many more. Super fast and easy to install.

I purchased an above ground pool for the kids and decided I wanted to upgrade the surrounding area. I wanted something I could use in between the liner and poles to protect the liner when I put pebble rock around it. Of course my thought was the garden edging should work if 2-3” to protect the liner because I wanted the rock to form in between the pools for more sturdiness. By golly, it worked so perfectly. I’m excited about this project. Whoever said that garden edging was just for the garden. Great idea to use for other projects like this. Totally recommend. Great quality, very sturdy too plus, I got it for great price and received it super fast.

This product really performs! It was easy to install (the pegs are a MUST), makes the garden beds look neat, and has held up well (in all kinds of heat, wind, and downpours) for the last 4 months. It appears to be squirrel-proof, which is important, as my uber-smart squirrels LOVE to dig in the soft garden soil and frequently upend other garden trim. It is worth the price, if one is eco-conscious and looking for a material that will last. It looks nice enough for what it is. The only reason I gave it four stars is my preference for real wood. Alas, real wood rots in our weather. I plan to order this again.

So to date we have installed 6 of these 40 foot lengths in our front yard, park strip, side of driveway and driveway park strip divider. I followed the suggestions of other reviewers to let it warm in the sun before installing...great tip. I used the stakes sold for these, not easy to use in hard ground...the bend and no matter what soil they go into, need to be tilted forward in order to get the final angle of the board at 90degrees. I like the looks of this board and have used it to elevate my planting bed areas a little from my decomposed granite courtyard. In other areas, I left an inch and a half above ground to do die mulch from the DG... it looks very nice and our yard looks better than anyone else's on the block thanks largely to how professional and tidy these bender boards appear in landscaping. I think everybody should use this stuff! Simple raised beds are very easy with these, just measure shape, stake and cut your bender board and you'll have instantly improved your gardening outcomes. This stuff is easy to work with and quick to install.it looks very nice and is inexpensive...so get some for your project soon!

This terrace board is super easy to manipulate after leaving it in the sun for a few hours. It is also easy to cut and place. The problem lies however in it's durability under heat. I installed it in 3 places - along a flowerbed / sidewalk, around a tree, and along a fence. The board along the fence is mostly shaded and it is fine. The other two however have started to warp significantly. I placed stakes about 18 inches apart, I tried moving them, I even tried alternating which side they were on but it still warps quite a bit. Now the caveat - I live in TX where we get 95% sun during the summer and frequent triple digit heat. This product will probably be fine in most parts of the country but once we got above 95 and sunny it began warping. The parts with west exposure are the worst of course. So if you are using this in a shaded area or live in a place where it is not as hot this is probably a great product for you. For me it was a waste of money unfortunately and I will be trying something else

I used the edging to create a border between rocks and a large mulch bed for my yard. The ground in my area is extremely hard and rocky, so we did not bury the edging. Instead, we made sure that the rocks and mulch were high enough to cover most of it and used the Master Mark stakes to help keep the edging securely in the ground and stay upright. Watering the ground helped when installing the stakes. My mulch bed is curved. I think it would be really difficult to use this type of edging for a straight border. My yard looks great and I am very happy I went with this brown color versus black.

I bought this product to hold in my expensive rubber mulch and am very pleased. The border was easy to install looks great and holds the mulch! I put it in after a few days rain when the ground was soft digging a small trench with the pegs and tapping the border itself in as I went. I had read the reviews and saw that some folks had had difficulty keeping it unrolled so I opened it the day before and stretched it out curve down in my house with a heavy items every 10 feet and it was very easy to use the next day. The second roll I straighten by putting it on a warm driveway for a couple of hours. Because when you pound the pegs in buried stones etc. change the angle of the peg did did have to reposition a few pegs a couple of times and angle them head slanting toward the board 10 or 20 degrees.

I bought this to section off part of my yard that I am turning into a garden. My biggest problem with installing this was trying to make sure it was straight. I had a few bricks around so I lined up bricks in a straight line to use as a guide while I put it down. It is easy to cut to the right length with garden shears. The anchors (sold separately, don't forget them!) were easy to push into the ground with a hammer. The only problems I had are that it is hard to keep it straight since it comes rolled up so might be best to unroll it and lay it flat in advance and that no matter what I did it still bowed a bit around where the anchors are so it's not really a straight line. I'm not sure whether this is due to the ground being uneven or because I didn't take enough time to try to get it to lay flat before installing it. Not really a big deal since I bought it mostly for function and not aesthetics and I'm hoping it straightens out in time. It is tall enough that it separates the garden area from the grass nicely and it looks ok. It probably would look great if someone with experience installed it or took more time instead of me doing it quickly.

Used on bottom of fence to keep crushed rock in place. Working great so far.

Usado para dividir decoración con piedras o limitar jardineras

I experimented with this item- I used this edging for something completely unrelated to the garden- I used it to make bottom edge covering for my kitchen cupboards. I measured, cut, sanded and glued and my project was a perfect success. My kitchen is a garden theme anyway so I think this adds to it.

It is easy to install .

it is what l thought l was looking for but didn't quite hold up as l thought