The BEST LANDSCAPE EDGING! Using Corten (rust weathered) steel as a garden edging!

Metal edging is the perfect way to create crisp and easy to maintain lines between garden beds and gravel areas. It doesn’t take much to install it to a high degree of quality, and it looks very clean when you’re done!

Make a very easy edge to line trim against and keep materials from mixing. Much better than a standard plastic edging which is impossible to keep straight.

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[jeremyvivian]

Hi Kevin. Great, straightforward and simple method. Do you set the edging into a concrete bed first or lay it and haunch it after you've set it in place and spiked it? Thanks.

[jmossner]

Kevin, love you vids! I absolutely love hardscaping and live in a area where it is prevalent. I landscaped when I was in h.s. and have taken on several personal projects and helped friends w/ many. I know it takes years to get to your level but what would you suggest the best (fastest b/c I'm almost 60 y/o) way to become proficient in the basics and to start a business? I know... loaded question but would appreciate any advice. Thanks.

[emilystubbs]

I want to use this soooo bad! I'm dying to have more of a modern look. But it's expensive 😢

[ArisGonzales]

Hi Kevin, can you share what steel edging you are using in this video? Thanks!

[joshuablades]

Hey Kevin, love your videos. I'm in Cobble Hill. You know my friend Nate I believe, we do design work together. Say where did you get your metal edging from? Thanks!

[matttufts]

How thick of a mortar bed would you suggest? Also do you lay it as a dry bed?

[msparacino]

Do you use the 1/8”. (11ga) for radius walkways/beds also? Curious on the bending radius vs typical 14ga.

[trayapana]

Where I live they use 3”x2”x1/8”unequal steel angle with rebar rods to hold it in place. Do you think the mortar bed is necessary to keep its shape?