SuncastInterlocking Border Edging - Stone -Like Poly Construction for Garden, Lawn, and Landscape Edging - Water Resistant Border for Containing Trees, Flower Beds and Walkways - Light Taupe -Gray

Looked good in my flower garden!

These were easy to work with, at least for me with my pretty soft sandy soil. I just used a rubber mallet and smacked them down in there pretty easily.They interlock and you can do them straight inline or go 90 degrees to make a corner.Be sure to order enough for your needs. They are 1" long each and there are 10 in a box, so measure how much you'll need. I immediately ordered a second batch myself. 10 feet goes quickly.These are not designed to be cut to custom length, but I have one area where it needs to turn a corner after just a few inches, so I'm going to experiment with cutting to size and folding part of the outer wall inward to make an endpiece by melting it a bit, and then melting-gluing. Doesn't need to look pretty up close.Apparently some borders of this type are single-sided, meant to be facing outward from places no one would get behind, so they look hollow from the back on the side that no one would see. That wouldn't work in my case so I looked for ones that looked the same on both sides, and this model is like that if you were wondering. It looks like a 3-D piece of stone but is just plastic.

We installed 20 feet of this edging and it stays in place and adds just enough height to keep cedar mulch from migrating into the grass and flower areas. Although it is fully functional, we don’t really like the looks of it. To us it looks more like gray plastic than fake stone. We are looking for other options.

I've had these and install them for a few weeks they hold up very well they keep the water and dirt where it needs to be looks better than I thought that it would and my friends complimented me so even though it's plastic it's still looks good and you can't tell at first glance that it's plastic. I didn't know how it would be since I have a disability how hard it would be to use a mallet and install them however the area has a lot of sand to it and I wet it down pretty good it was far easier 2 place than I thought that it would and it still held up I'm pretty satisfied I'll probably order later on for the winter on the other side. Just to balance it out right now I have an abundance of greenery that covers so I dont want to dog them up or damage the plants

I choice these because they were affordable. I would have preferred cobblestone but not in the budget. There is getting around the fact that they are plastic but i am hoping the plastic look will not be as obvious once I have replanted the grass. They don’t bend and as far as I could tell, you can’t break then apart which is the biggest downfall. The seller was great. They got here fast and the price is right.