EasyFlex
EasyFlex Landscape Edging and Anchoring Spikes
EasyFlex offers No-Dig landscape edging kits, coiled edging and anchoring spikes for garden beds and lawn borders. The edging comes in brown and black plastic, and the anchoring spikes are made of nylon to hold edging in place. Choose the product type that matches your project and check the size before ordering.
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Buying Guide: Choosing Landscape Edging
No-Dig Landscape Edging Kits
EasyFlex landscape edging kits are plastic borders that separate grass from beds, with a No-Dig L-shaped design that avoids digging into tree and plant roots. Kits come in brown and black, including a scalloped brown style that bends into tight circles around trees. The scalloped brown kit can be used with weed fabric for an extra layer of weed protection.
Coiled Edging and Extra-Tall Wall
Coiled edging comes in 20 ft. lengths, including an extra-tall brown wall at 2.5 in. high. The taller wall helps contain river rock, lava rock, pebbles and wood mulch, and it creates a clean line between landscaping and grass or weeds.
Anchoring Spikes
Anchoring spikes hold edging in place and come in black nylon in 10 in. and 8 in. lengths. Spiral spikes can also be used for hardscape and general anchoring tasks, and the 10 in. stakes can help anchor tents or yard ornaments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does EasyFlex make?
EasyFlex makes No-Dig landscape edging kits, coiled edging and nylon anchoring spikes. Kits and coils come in brown and black plastic, and spikes are sold in packs such as 10 and 18.
How do I choose the right size or type?
Measure the border you need and match the length of the kit or coil, such as 10 ft. or 20 ft. Choose the extra-tall edging for loose materials like mulch or river rock, and match the part number or size on your old part when replacing.
Can I use the spikes with other edging?
EasyFlex spiral spikes are made to anchor EasyFlex No-Dig edging, and the 10 in. stakes are made to anchor black Pound-In or 2-in-1 landscape edging. Check your edging manual before mixing brands.
