How Do You Use Plastic Lawn Edging?
Add detail or a finished look to a flower bed or other landscaping areas of your yard with plastic yard edging. Plastic yard edging, when installed, acts as a divider that separates one area of your yard from another. You can use plastic yard edging to form a barrier or to create a flower bed in an area of your yard where grass will not grow. Dig a 6-to-8-inch-deep trench around a flower bed, tree or other location where you want to install the plastic lawn edging: Place a spade shovel on the ground and step on it with your foot to force it into the ground. Repeat along the entire length where you want to install the edging. Measure the length of the area for the edging with a tape measure. Transfer the measurements to the plastic edging and cut it to size with a utility knife. Place the edging in the trench. The thin part on the bottom of the edging goes into the trench. Insert plastic connectors onto the ends of the edging. Connect two pieces together to make a longer sections. Inser
