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Re: edges

My neighbor uses the kind of heavy black edging that comes in short
segments you pound in.  I think it looks fine, but he doesn't like it
because the pieces keep coming loose and he has to put them back.  I think
it was Spring of 1996 that he put in out.

You're right -- maintaining a neat edge between beds and lawn is a
problem!

--Kathy K, missouri, zone 5, watching my daylilies, candy lily, cone
flowers, coreopsis, yarrow, heliopsis, shasta daisy, bloom.  Not yet on
the obedient plant, Rick!
kkennedy@mail.coin.missouri.edu

On Sat, 19 Jul 1997, Warner wrote:

> 	I'm thinking about ways to make maintaining the edges of my beds easier. 
> Have any of you used the kind of heavy Plastic (?) edging you pound in. 
> How did it work out?  What else have you tried.  I'm concerned about
> expense as well as ease of installation and maintenance.  Do you think it's
> worth the labor and money to put in edging, or should I just keep using my
> edging tool and digging weeds and grass ?----Judy Warner
> warner@ultranet.com
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------

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