If you struggle to keep the edges of your grass tidy or stop the soil crumbling away, then lawn edging is the perfect solution. Edging is usually pinned to the borders of the lawn to give a secure side and crisp boundary.

Many of the varieties are flexible, available as lawn edging strips as well as lawn edging rolls, so can follow a curved edge as well as straight. All it takes is a bit of cutting to clear the area, and then you can pin your edging into place.

Adding edging to your garden is all about landscaping the area, taming nature to create the ideal space you want to be in. As such, there are many variations of edging to suit the aesthetics you have in mind - whether you want in ground lawn edging that’s invisible in your final design, or above ground edging to add a decorative touch.

There are a variety of lawn edging tools you can use to prepare your lawns for edging. A half moon blade is ideal for cutting through turf for a sharp, neat margin. You will then have a clear area to press the edging into the borders.

To cut the edges of your lawn - which is often tricky to manage with a mower - you can use a trimmer. This is a serrated blade that rolls along at the end of a handle, cleanly cutting through the grass. It’s very useful for keeping the edges tidy, no matter what the shape of your lawn.

FlexiBorder lawn edging is an incredibly easy to use product that doesn’t require intensive or complicated installation. All you need to do is design the area you want to border and place it across your desired location, place the pegs in the holes that it comes with, and hammer them through the soil to secure it. FlexiBorder is flexible too, so you can create curves and bends in your design.

Yes, you can cut it if it is too long for what you have in mind. Simply cut it with a saw to your desired length.

Lawn edging can prevent weed issues and gives your lawn a crisp and professional-looking landscape while also stopping any weeds from spilling over.