Corten Steel Garden Edging 5.5" x 16.4', Metal Rusted Landscape Edging Sturdy Garden Long Strips, Metal Edging for Landscaping, Metal Garden Edging for Lawns,Borders and Flower Beds

Excellent product and has a lovely rust patina- it has given my flower islands in the vegetable garden definition and beauty.

Don’t look straight

Love it , my only request is add stakes to the purchase .

Very disappointed with the product. Rusty and dirty as well as hard to handle. Returned.

We liked this product. We needed it for an edging for one of our landscape areas. We wanted to back fill with pebble stone. Love the look of it. It did take 2 of us to put it in the ground. First person had the start & the other fed it out. It's best to measure your area as well. Ours is curvy as it goes along our landscape. We bought pea gravel to edge it. Looks great !

As a disclaimer, I have bought the more expensive 14GA 40" hammer in place edging in the past in areas next to grass which I still recommend. I actually used this product to edge within a flower bed between dirt, stone, and mulch section. The final result turned out great at a substantial savings. It is easier to free form but overall harder to work with than the 14GA edging. I used a straight edge shovel to form a trough where I could place the edging and then backfilled (no hammering in place). It bends easily, but I was able to straighten by placing a flat surface on one side and using a large rubber mallet on the other side similar to pounding out a dented fender. I bought the 33' long roll and the first part of it rolled out nicely but as I got closer to the end it is wound so tight that the last 10' is wrinkly. The manufacturer should wrap the product around a cardboard core with a diameter sufficient to eliminate all or most of the wrinkle problem.

I have been doing a ton of landscaping recently for my folks. And as such, I have been testing different edgings and stakes. This one had promise that fell a bit short. It is quite thin, with sharp edges. It can't be hammered without bending, so you need to trench to place it. It has no stakes, so you will need to find some elsewhere. And, be prepared to hammer out some kinks before you get started. Additionally you might need to roll down the upper edge, or add a rubber edge cover.One note: I loved that it was already rusted, as I plan for that in the design, and don't have to protect against it. lol.

this product looks great, but if you want a strait edge, it bent in multiple places. Hight and color are good for garden edging .