Beyond it’s obvious visual appeal, concrete landscape edging adds to the general maintenance and condition of outdoor spaces. By containing soil, gravel or mulch, within defined areas, for example, edging helps slow erosion and unwelcome weed growth as well as the spread of landscape materials onto nearby surfaces. This not only limits the need to do frequent re-edging but simplifies maintenance tasks for the property owner!

Also, concrete edging has a practical purpose by forming a barrier in between the various landscape elements of your property like garden beds and grass. Consequently, it minimizes maintenance needs often associated with eroding soil or grass encroachment. The delineation supports efficient irrigation and consistent drainage that prevents oversaturation or problems with runoff.