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Q&A | Landscape and Landscaping : Edging

Title of Question: Edging
 


Name:Jimmy Stutts  City: Corinth
Question: How do they do the cuts on the landscaping edges that use no material

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Name: Allison | City: Chicago | Date: April 8, 2007, 20:18
Answer: I've seen landscaping contractors use a flat, almost square, shovel to make those edgings. They look good for awhile, but require repeated work to maintain them. We had them at our last house and I found that in sloping areas we got a lot of dirt runoff. Depending on the size of the area, you may want to consider using a metal, brick or stone edging to keep things in place more permanently.

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