Transform Your Garden with Ever Edge NZ Steel Edging

19 April 2023

Is it worth spending money on your garden? Gardening offers both mental and physical benefits. You may also view it as another space to maintain. In either case, investing time and money into making improvements to your garden is worthwhile.

You will gain a pleasing outdoor space and reap the rewards. Research has uncovered an interesting finding. A well-maintained garden can increase the value of a property by up to 20%. This demonstrates the importance of garden maintenance for homeowners.

It is worth investing in your garden. A well-landscaped garden can greatly improve the look and value of your home. If you're looking to elevate your garden game, look no further than EverEdge metal landscape edging. Say goodbye to messy and overgrown garden beds and hello to a beautifully manicured outdoor oasis.

EverEdge steel garden edging easily transforms a garden into a work of art. Defined edges around the garden beds, pathways, and driveways instantly make a garden appear more polished and organised.

Garden edging adds sophistication to outdoor spaces. Its clean and sleek lines make it the perfect finishing touch for landscaping projects. Looking fantastic is not the only advantage of edging, there is a host of other benefits too:

EverEdge is a strong steel edge that can handle harsh weather, frequent use, and contact with gardening tools. This means you can have a beautiful garden without costly maintenance or repairs all year.

Versatile design

Available in a range of sizes, thicknesses, and colourways, EverEdge is fully customisable to suit your specific garden design needs. EverEdge steel garden edging can help you achieve any desired look. It is suitable for metal tree ring edging, straight flower bed edging, traditional, sleek designs, or something more modern and bold.

EverEdge NZ Garden Bed Edging in a Kiwi Garden

Easy to install

There is no requirement for specialist gardening skills or equipment to install EverEdge garden edging and anchor it into the ground. Click here to see how to install the metal landscape edging.

Near-zero maintenance

Why near-zero maintenance? If you did not install EverEdge products correctly, you simply need to hammer them back down. Unlike other edging materials like wood or plastic, steel does not rot, decay, or suffer from insect damage.

Its strength and durability make it ideal for extreme weather conditions. Installing it once means you can enjoy a beautiful garden without needing to maintain it often.

Sustainable garden edging solution

EverEdge steel garden edging is an eco-friendly choice for gardeners who are concerned about the environment. The sustainable product allows you to reuse or repurpose it anytime you decide to change your garden design.

EverEdge steel garden edging is suitable for both professional landscapers and gardening enthusiasts. It is the perfect choice to transform a garden's appearance and increase the value of the property.

This product is durable, versatile in design, and easy to install. It is a great way to create a beautiful and long-lasting finish for your garden. You don't need to spend much time or money to achieve this.

Not sure where to start with your project? Give us a call at 021 925 389 or contact EverEdge NZ online by clicking here.

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Winter lawn care: preparing your lawn and edges for a strong spring comeback

30 July 2025

Winter might give you a break from summer’s relentless mowing schedule, but it’s no time to forget about your lawn. While grass growth noticeably slows in the cooler temperatures, your lawn still needs some attention through the colder months. With just a little care now, you’ll be rewarded with a healthier, more resilient lawn that requires less maintenance and attention come spring – and at the heart of a healthy lawn is EverEdge garden edging . Mow smart Whereas growth warm-season varieties of grasses like kikuyu, couch, and buffalo slow, cool-season grasses such as perennial rye, fescue, and Kentucky blue grass remain active through winter and benefit from regular mowing. Every 3–4 weeks should do the trick, depending on growth. Keep the mower height up a little higher than you usually would set it to allows for a thicker leaf area to absorb more light and helps the lawn stay robust. Mow on a dry day and use a catcher to reduce fungal issues. Sharpen mower blades and clean them between cuts to prevent disease spread - healthy grass starts with clean tools. Light and airflow matter Low winter sun and a change to trees can put your lawn under stress. Your lawn needs light to be able to photosynthesise so where necessary, prune overhanging branches to allow more light through to vulnerable areas of lawn. Regularly raking leaves prevents the blanket of tree debris smothering the lawn and helps reduce the risk of disease. Moss and fungal issues thrive in damp, low-light conditions, so improving air and light circulation is key. Feed roots, not leaves Feeding your lawn in winter isn’t essential, but it can be beneficial - particularly in warmer regions or for cool-season grasses. But it’s important to choose a formula that supports root development and soil biology – this helps to improve resistance to stress and fungal issues.