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Garden kneeling pad
A foldable memory foam garden cushion with carrying straps and a removable zippered cover.
$45 View product →
Garden weed barrier fabric
Woven polypropylene landscape fabric, 6.5 feet wide, supplied folded and sold by the foot.
$3 per footView product →
Leather gardening gloves
Cowhide gloves with reinforced palms and elastic wrists, in four sizes.
$23 View product →
Plastic edging spikes
Spiral plastic landscape stakes in packs of 10, 50 or 100.
$9 View product →
U-shaped garden stakes, 50-pack
Galvanized steel landscape staples in a pack of 50.
$29 per 50-packView product →
Black steel garden edging
Powder-coated steel edging with interlocking sections and a 4-inch face height.
$15 per footView product →
Corten steel garden edging
Pre-rusted corten steel edging with a 3.9-inch face and interlocking sections.
$15 per footView product →
Decorative garden border
Gray stone-effect PP plastic borders, sold by the 9.4-inch section.
$4 per 9.4-inch sectionView product →
Flexible garden edging kit
Flexible black plastic edging with a 50mm face and one 7.8-inch spiral spike per ordered foot.
$3 per footView product →
Stainless steel garden edging
304 stainless steel edging in 3.28-foot interlocking sections, ordered by the foot.
$9 per footView product →
Half moon shovel
A powder-coated steel step edger. Choose the tool head alone or the complete kit.
$79 View product →
Manual lawn edging tool
A manually operated step edger. Choose the tool head alone or the complete kit.
$79 View product →
Rubber mallet with wood handle
A double-faced rubber mallet with a wooden handle for controlled garden installation work.
$23 View product →Buy Lawn Edging & Acessories Online
Lawn Edging
Garden border edging provides the perfect finishing touch to your garden design. It also eliminates the need for constant lawn edge trimming and reduces weed transfer - the gardener's dream!
We stock many types of lawn edging. Decorative garden edging is held in the earth but sits above ground. It's perfect for providing a stylish border around flower beds. Ground supporting edging sits in the ground. It's more functional and is ideal for marking out clean, crisp lines between different heights of ground, like soil and grass.