Inexpensive Cement Edging For Yard & Garden - AnOregonCottage.com

You need to have edging to keep your grass out of the flower beds and gravel paths--and make it easy to mow. Plastic edging is too flimsy and doesn't look right. Cement edgers look great but can cost you more than $2 a foot.

We discovered a great solution by flipping another popular edging product upside down. It's cheap, sturdy, and easy to mow over.

[AA-cyrl]

I’m so Glad YouTube suggested your Channel. You just saved me a lot of money and this is exactly what I needed for my Project!!! I would have never thought to turn them Upside Down!!!

[dw]

We did the exact same thing & for the same reasons. Inherited lots of the scalloped edgers & didn't even need to buy extra to finish our project. It looks clean & works great. Good on you!

[coreybarnett]

Wow.... I can’t believe this idea lol. What a great idea.

[avabridges]

Great idea! Thank you! I've always disliked the wavy side but just flip over and it's a winner. Yay! More affordable too!

[titanart]

Hello, do you have a video on your stacked rock raised beds? Are they mortared together? Please let me know if you have a video on building these, they look beautiful

[simmerra]

Great idea! Always looking to use what we have instead of buying more. Thanks for sharing this discovery!

[m.corege]

Brilliant discovery - hate the scalloped edge look but love the upside down look - so excited to give this a try - cheers from Canada

[sndygskylr]

How can I keep weeds/grass from growing under the bricks/pavers? Will a plastic line help in the trench, then put in bricks? ❤️‘s video!

[yellowbird]

Great idea!! Thanks so much for sharing!

[erikaamerica]

Very good reuse of material. I don’t like that scalloped edge either looks dated

[wilmas]

Inexpensive...when you have them already