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Flower Border Edging

Garden Edging Metal - 10150 - 8' x 1/8” x 3” Mill Finish - 120LF per Carton

$596.44


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SKU 10150

The Garden Edging Metal, part of the Permaloc Cleanline Edging series, is made from commercial-grade 6063 Aluminum Alloy. Ideal for residential planting beds, it is designed to endure professional lawn maintenance and heavy foot traffic, ensuring long-lasting durability and sustainability.

This edging provides exceptional flexibility and is easy to install, helping you create clean, defined edges in your landscaped areas. Its unique stake-less connection system securely interlocks adjacent sections, eliminating weak joints and horizontal separation. Additionally, Garden Edging qualifies for LEED points, making it an eco-friendly choice for your landscaping projects.

Edging Dimensions: 1/8″ x 3″ (3.2mm x 76mm)

Product Specifications

Length per section: 8'

Stakes included per section: 3

Number of sections per carton: 15

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Sizes & Finishes

  • CleanLine is available in 16′ and 8′ sections. (Sizes shown as thickness x height)
  • CleanLine is engineered to allow for effortless installation and creates a beautiful, clean edge in any landscape.
  • Designed with a unique stakeless connection system that snaps down to permanently interlock adjacent edging sections - eliminating horizontal separation or possible weak points.
  • Includes heavy-duty 12” interlocking aluminum stakes that securely anchor it into the ground, providing long-term retention and ensuring that your designs will stand the test of time.
  • Available in 1/8” x 3” (Thickness x Wall Height), 1/8” x 4”, 1/8” x 51/2”, 3/16” x 4”, and 3/16” x 51/2” 
  • Material: 6063 Aluminum Alloy

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CleanLine 10 Part Spec Sheet

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Starting a Garden in Your Backyard: A Step-by-Step Guide

Creating a backyard garden is a rewarding way to connect with nature, grow your own produce, or cultivate a vibrant space filled with flowers. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, this guide will walk you through the essentials of planning, planting, and maintaining your backyard garden.

Step 1: Plan Your Garden

Choose Your Purpose
Decide what you want from your garden. Are you envisioning a vegetable patch, a flower garden, or a mix of both? Understanding your goals will determine the layout, plant choices, and maintenance needs.

Evaluate Your Space
Take note of:
• Sunlight: Most plants need 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily. Observe your backyard at different times of the day to identify sunny and shady spots.
• Soil: Healthy soil is the foundation of a good garden. Test your soil’s pH and nutrient levels using an affordable soil test kit from a local nursery or garden center.
• Drainage: Ensure your backyard has proper drainage. Water pooling can damage plants and lead to root rot.

Spreading Mulch

Man Spreading Mulch

Step 2: Prepare the Area

Clear the Space
Remove weeds, debris, or grass from your chosen garden area. A Weed Barrier Cloth can be laid down to prevent weeds from growing back while still allowing water and nutrients to seep through.

Amend the Soil
Enrich your soil with organic matter like compost or manure. This improves its texture, boosts nutrient levels, and enhances water retention.

Step 3: Design Your Layout

Start Small
If you’re a beginner, start with a manageable space, such as a 4x4 raised bed or a few containers. Expanding as you gain confidence is easier than trying to manage a large plot right away.

Plan Your Planting
Group plants based on their sunlight, watering, and soil requirements. For instance:
• Vegetables: Tomatoes, lettuce, and peppers thrive in sunny spots.
• Herbs: Basil, rosemary, and parsley grow well in partial shade.
• Flowers: Consider native or pollinator-friendly flowers like marigolds and coneflowers for a splash of color and ecological benefits.

Step 4: Choose the Right Tools

Invest in basic gardening tools such as:

• A trowel for planting.
• Pruning shears for trimming.
• A garden fork or spade for soil preparation.
• A watering can or hose with a spray nozzle for gentle watering.

For edging your garden beds, products like Decorative Metal Garden Edging can help define spaces while keeping your garden neat and professional-looking.

Step 5: Plant Your Garden

Follow Planting Instructions
Each plant comes with specific planting depths, spacing, and timing requirements. Pay attention to seed packets or plant tags for guidance.

Timing Is Key
• Plant cool-season crops like spinach and broccoli in early spring or fall.
• Warm-season crops such as cucumbers and squash should be planted after the last frost.

Planting Plants in Garden

Garden Planting

Step 6: Maintain Your Garden

Water Regularly
Water your garden early in the morning or late in the evening to reduce evaporation. Aim for consistent moisture, but avoid overwatering.

Mulch for Protection
Spread mulch around your plants to conserve moisture, regulate soil temperature, and prevent weeds.

Fertilize Periodically
Feed your plants with organic or synthetic fertilizers, depending on their needs. A general-purpose fertilizer works well for most gardens.

Pest Control
Monitor for pests like aphids or caterpillars. Introduce beneficial insects like ladybugs or use natural pest deterrents such as neem oil to keep your plants healthy.