Why Gardeners Use EverEdge Flexible Steel Garden Edging?

11 June 2021

Here at EverEdge NZ we get lots of feedback from New Zealand gardeners and Landscape designers on what makes EverEdge flexible steel garden edging such a great product to use. Here are the top 7 reasons why people use EverEdge over other garden edging products:

1. It looks amazing

The border edge is crisp and kept neat and tidy. Untidy edges can ruin the look of a nice lawn.



2. A barrier for roots

With the three different depths of EverEdge garden edging you can dig it in a little deeper to stop roots from your lawn spreading in to your border.


3. Keep your mulch off the lawn

Mulch, bark and stone is kept in place and doesn't migrate to the lawn.



4. Is easy to install

Save time and money on labour costs - EverEdge garden edging is much quicker to install than other products


5. It lasts a lifetime

Made from high quality powder coated steel it won't rust or rot like other products and requires no maintenance


6. Enhances your garden design

With two great colours to choose from - black or brown, EverEdge can either blend in or make a bold statement and create definition between different areas of your garden.



EverEdge Flexible Steel Garden Edging

7. Easy to mow

If installed correctly, you can mow right up to and over the top of your EverEdge


EverEdge flexible steel lawn garden edging is the solution to the age-old problem of maintaining neat edges for lawns. EverEdge flexible steel garden edging is easy to install, bends to virtually any shape and is available in a variety of colours and depths.  For more information please get in touch!

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