Suncast Quick Edge 6" Interlocking Landscape Edging, 40 Count

So easy to slide together and install. Looks great. No need for spikes to hold it down. It's best to make a shallow little trench before pounding the sections into the ground, but even if you don't, they should pound in easily (unless you have very HARD soil). I am 100% happy with this edging.

Looks good, it makes the edged areas look much better. Easy to install and seems to be sturdy enough. Am about to order some more!

Love it..easy to assemble, easy to install. When watering plants with hose, the water stays in the flower bed instead of running off.

....to be able to order a product online, pay for it, then in a couple of hours get an e-mail that says: " your product is ready for pick-up at the store your choosing"

Item is the product successor to a similar item Suncast had out a few years ago. Joint between sections are better, sections remarkably flexible. Install easily, and give sharp definition. This product is not a retaining wall, however, and will only give about 4-5" of retention. It does tend to sink in sandy soil. Highly recommended.

The interlocking sections are easy to install. They form and create a nice border even on a slope, which many edging systems do not

I have bought these over the years and the look is really a nice finished look to my landscape...they used to be easier to connect but now they take a little more muscle and pounding....I actually devised a way to connect them by putting something solid under them and connecting them before I put them into my landscape area....you really have to clear the way for them to go into the ground by first either cutting a path where your going to have them using a knife, shovel, or spade ...obviously they won't go through stones or tree roots...it does take some cutting of the material but in the end they really look SO nice...I gave them a 4 only because of the work involved but the look is a 5....

This is the easiest edging to use that I've ever found. I've used it for years when I lived in another state and was establishing a new garden. It is easy to smap together, quick, and depending on the ground, a hassle or easy to insert as edging. In Texas the "soil" is heavy clay which required trowel to dig a trench, insert the edging in the shape I wanted, curved, straight, etc. then backfilling around to hold upright, pounding in with hammer or mallet to lock slats. Here in FL my "soil" is really dirty sand so all I needed to do was brush mulch away with a gloved hand, make a small trench, then back fill and pund together. It's attractive, does the job, holds up well to weather, weighs nothing, takes a little effort. What's not to like? Oh, and cheap compared to concrete block my other choice preference.

It makes my flower beds look nice and helps hold the mulch in place.

Terrible cheap product. Returned it for two reasons. First of all it is extremely difficult to put the links together, secondly they do not allow much to to extend into the ground. A good windstorm and they would be gone. Don't waste your money.