[jimbo2012]

Originally Posted by JP

What about no edge? That's what I have and the grass doesn't really grow into the beds that bad. My mowing people still edge it and I think that helps.

So far I have no edging, been 6-7 months.
It is more natural looking I think I use fine pine mulch.

Drive round BV to Brownwood the developer has nothing

[Bill Stevens]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

Just one opinion .... Curbing adds more visual appeal, and is obviously more expensive.

Who do you recommend for curbing? (I believe it is called "curb it")
Who has the best price and does the best job?

[bluedog103]

We've had rubber edging for 3 years with no Zoysia invasion. I really don't like curbing.

[travelguy]

Originally Posted by jimbo2012

So far I have no edging, been 6-7 months.
It is more natural looking I think I use fine pine mulch.

Drive round BV to Brownwood the developer has nothing

we have been here 5 years and have no permanent edging around our ever-enlarging beds (yes the plants grow and i keep making the beds bigger). manual edging is no big deal, and doing it several times times a year is just fine. concrete curbs tend to act as a dike and stop water flow from leaving the beds....not good for plants. and what happens when your plants grow, and the bed is too small...too bad, you have curbs. i mulch with pine straw, looks lovely, great for the plants, and is bio-friendly.

[Bill Stevens]

Where is the best place to get curb it curbing done?
Who does the best job for the best price?

[Bill Stevens]

WHO DID YOU HAVE DO IT?
WOULD YOU USE THEM AGAIN?
Bill Stevens
<jackjillsandybill@gmail.com>

Originally Posted by philnpat

Had curbing installed last year...
Our landscape beds are still grass and weed free.