VEVOR Landscape Edging, 10 inch Depth 150 ft Total Length, Recycled HDPE Coiled Terrace Board, Flexible Bender Border for Landscaping, Lawn, Garden, Yard, Against Invading Weeds, Black

I used this to edge a gravel garden. It’s stiff enough to hold the gravel in although its height made it difficult to dig the trench deep enough. I need more gravel to fill it up to the top.

This is strong material. I thought I could bury 5 inches and have a really sturdy edge but that proved difficult with my hard soil. Perhaps this is a personal problem but test your soil before buying.

Works pretty good to hold back weeds and grass. Heat it up for a day in the sun then installI recommend it.

sturdy easy to work with great product.

Nice thick plastic, but next to impossible to make straight lines with it as a garden border. Also with the 10 inch width, be prepared to dig halfway to China. It is TALL !!

Does the job, easy to cut and use

This edging is very thick, and appears it will last a long time. I have used it to block vegitation from growing under the fence from my neighbors yard - I nailed it into the fence posts. This was a lot of work as I had to excavate the area as I installed it but I think it will be worth it. Great product, although I personally would not use it for regular edging - I prefer Cor-Ten which is more durable and more atractive (and much more expensive...).

I am giving it a 5 star because it is perfect for my application. We have a terrible water runoff problem from my neighbor's property. He said he was going to do a drain down the property line (about 400 feet) but I have yet to see it after several years of promises. It floods my driveway and I am driving through 3 inches plus of pooling in large areas.I have a vinyl fence that is supposed to be an even 4 inches above the ground but that didn't happen when installed either. Some of it is as much as 8 inches.I prefer a thicker edging but and am also using the 5 inch amazon basics edging coil but what I did is to run this along the fence row with the posts holding it in place then put dirt in front of it to at least 5 inches to hold it in place. The 5 inch edging overlaps in accordance with the water flow.I know that the water can come through the slats of the vinyl fence but I am hoping it won''t get to that extreme.It actually worked so I am going to get another roll and do a longer run by sliding it behind the 5 inch.