CLEAN EDGES using ONE simple tool / Edge Beds like a PRO

Natural edges are the the best way to separate the lawn from mulch beds and look absolutely fantastic when done correctly! Here is how I do it using a cheap and simple tool!

[carolmathews]

Absolutely terrific video! I am a widow, and have been struggling with my yard for years. My husband used to take care of it, and I always did the flowerbeds, but he always took care of the edges. I still have not conquered the string trimmer, but I’m working on it, you’re a great communicator and I so appreciate this video. My yard has Hope and so do I.!!

[LAMPSofFIRE]

Sir, I don't think you truly realize how great a video for gardening this is. The singing & chirping of the birds adds in my opinion, remarkable great value to your instructional gardening landscape video. Of course it goes without question, the lawn grass and neighborhood itself. Lol!

[waynesilva]

When I was a young teenager. My dad would ask me to do some yardwork. Dad, you want me to do what? You have to be kidding! At 70 I enjoy the yardwork. It's relaxing.

[barbarajansen]

I'm a lady homeowner and your tips are giving me the confidence to do my own landscaping. Todays landscapers want a $100 an hour. Even as a professional in the lab business, I never made that kind of money! So, since I need the exercise and no man around to do it for me, your tips will be put into good use!!

[Liz]

Awesome! I just wish my husband is as excited as you are about doing yardwork!

[diannecass]

I love that you pull the weeds..no chem! Great job..thanks!

[mollypitcher]

2:19 That’s how you know how far to go down into the soil!
AND you explained WHY it’s 4” - to prevent the weed roots from traveling into the garden…for very practical reasons, not just cosmetic!
🌸🌸🌸

[DennisMathias]

I can tell you have a special relationship with your garden. You've developed a relationship with it. Good for you.

[hualaanbaaching-ching]

Love it too. I was about to go to Lowe's to buy some ugly metal barriers but I'm going to do this instead. Thanks!

[manmanythings]

Subscribed, if only for the fact that i thought i was the only one who talks about having nice crispy lines in my lawn

[tripleseven]

An added benefit, is that you can use the pulled out grass, that has grown within the bed itself, to fill in holes and gaps in your lawn, wherever required.

[theaveragesoldier]

A tip i can share to make this job easier is to do after a rain fall, mow prior and edge the bed to find your lines and trim any bushes before laying down new mulch. Blow out the beds prior to laying new mulch and be prepared to mow with a bag after the job is done. Great video!

[reneegibson]

Who knew a lawn edging video could be so interesting! The ground level views were so clever and helpful, and your appreciation of a well edged garden was very entertaining.

[lulululululululululululululul]

As a 27yo lady I never thought I’d fall in love with lawn care lol a great video I’m always coming back to!

[bobclark]

I find it best to edge the lawn after a good rainfall as it makes it so much easier.

[DieselDidThisOne]

I've been struggling to get that perfect edge for my customers, this tool looks like a lifesaver, along with this video. Thanks bro!

[mahi-ai-kalo]

Excellent video! I've been doing my beds this way for about 12 years. People always ask me how to do it. Now I will refer them to your videos. Like you said, my beds have not migrated into the yard. Looks AWESOME! 💯🤙🏼

[cutleyb]

I have been watching many videos on garden beds and edging since, with my new house, I inherited about 15 small circular beds 😢. Am ready to buy the half moon edger BUT I just wanted to THANK YOU for the tip on using the weed wacker about “…if your motor spins clockwise, walk this way…” . In all the years I’ve used a wacker I’ve NEVER even thought of that. Was always upset with grass being thrown into flower beds.

[nykkiflandiva]

I’m a single woman who has to do my own yard so this is an awesome tip! Love the curved shape.

[tracytuten]

LOL! You do your edge exactly like I have done for 30 years. I watched hoping you had some easier method but I guess the tried and true method is always the best.