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Permanent Galvanized Steel Lawn Edging
EverEdge offers a clean, permanent solution for creating crisp borders throughout your yard and garden. Made from galvanized steel, this metal garden edging is built to resist weather, moisture, and seasonal wear — outlasting plastic or rubber alternatives that shift, crack, or fade over time. Whether you're defining a lawn edge, separating gravel paths, or outlining a flower garden, EverEdge delivers a strong, professional finish that stays in place year after year.
Installation is straightforward, and EverEdge is designed to be mower-friendly, so you can run right over it without interrupting your routine. It's a practical, long-lasting choice for metal edging for landscaping — whether you're a homeowner tidying up your borders or a contractor looking for reliable materials for client projects.
Before & After
EverEdge is easy to install, and stays locked in place for decades.
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EverEdge Classic Tree & Garden Rings
EverEdge Classic Tree & Garden Rings are made from the same material and design as our Classic EverEdge lawn edging, and are available in 4 sizes.
Optional Accessories
Sleeve Only for EverEdge Pin & Sleeve System
Developed by EverEdge to help contractors & installers get a firm anchorage in poor ground conditions.
Installation Tips
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1. Get A Fresh Edge

Cut the turf using a half-moon blade or a spade to get a nice clean face for border edging. The better lawn edging is prepared, the better it will look.
2. Place EverEdge Into Position

Scraping the spikes from left to right in the soil helps to seat it well. Ensure the EverEdge logo is facing the front and that the new piece being installed has the male section locking into the female, and not vice-versa.
3. Tap EverEdge Into Place

Using a rubber mallet or a hammer on a block of wood, drive the EverEdge into the ground until your edge is flush with the turf level.
4. Lock EverEdge Together

Interlock the overlap as shown in the image to the left.
5. Push In The Locking Tongue

When all the EverEdge is installed press in the tongue using a screwdriver, as shown in the image to the left. Only push to about 45°.
6. Bend Into Shape

Using either another piece of EverEdge or a length of timber EverEdge and bend to the required angle before installing. Continue until your lawn edging or border edging is complete.