How to edge paths
Garden path edges erode over time. Mowers, pedestrians, vehicles all squash the edge of the path – the face is often then reshaped using an edging spade and material (soil) is removed from the path edge. This is inevitable unless the pathway has some form of edging material – this can be in a variety of materials. Wood is often the first choice – being both cheap and flexible. Invariably we are asked to remove existing wooden edging that has reached the end of its natural life (around 5 yrs) and replace with our Legacy Steel Lawn Edging. Legacy edging is made from solid mild steel and will last a lifetime. It is able to perfectly describe curves. Legacy Edging is strong and will hold a dead straight line. Here we see a recent path renovation at The De Vere – Wokefield. The Pathway has been narrowed, Legacy Steel Edging installed (L61505) – 150mm high, 5mm thick. Back Landscaped and seeded. This lawn and pathway will form a centrepiece for the Hotels wedding season next year.
