Knowing how to edge a lawn can make a big difference to a garden. It's all about making a crisp, defined line between the turf and its surroundings, such as flowerbeds or paths. As the results are ...

Professional landscapers say the quickest way to tell a good turf mow-and-trim job is by looking at the edges to see how sharp they are. Edging defines the gap that temporarily stops grass and weeds ...

Getting that lovely manicured lawn look is many homeowners' dream. The curb appeal the sharp edge provides is hard to beat. One of the benefits of edging your lawn is the value it brings to your ...

Lawn edging keeps borders crisp and defined, instantly improving curb appeal. Edge in spring or during active growth periods—not winter—to avoid damaging dormant roots. For best results, edge after a ...

The difference between just mowing your lawn and using an edger is the difference between letting your dad cut your hair with a bowl and going to a stylist. A walk-behind lawn edger adds a crispness ...

I once lived in a homeowners association (HOA) where the extensive lawns were seldom edged. I don't know if the HOA's gardener didn't know how, didn't believe it was part of the contract, or was just ...

Whether you are a neatnik or not, edging in the garden can make your life easier and your garden more attractive. Edging is about creating distinctions between two different surfaces. Maintaining a ...

A manual lawn edger may take a little more physical effort than a powered device, but it offers two major benefits: The exercise is good for you, and because the only energy used is your own, it’s ...