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Considerations for Landscaping your Backyard
Planning a Landscape Design
Landscaping Elements & Design
Choosing Plants for your Landscape
How to Create a Landscape Plan
Walkway Materials for Landscaping
Landscaping Tips
Ordering Landscaping Materials
Designing & Landscaping a Flower Bed Area
How to Plant Trees in a Landscape Design
Transplanting Plants for Landscaping
Steel & Rock Landscape Edging
Using Landscape Mulch
Interest & Mosaic Stone for Landscaping
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Summary: Edging materials for landscaping include steel and rock, get expert yard and landscape design tips in this free video.
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"This is a metal edging, and it has stakes that you hammer into the ground. The metal edging will bend, and you can cut it with an electric saw. This is a rock border, and these rocks are just placed with no mortar, or you can mortar them. Throughout my yard, I’ve used the rock border, and I just recently put this metal edging in because this ivy has now grown, and it was growing into this other bed and I didn’t want that. I’ve been trimming it for a couple of years and instead of doing that I decided just to contain it. So that’s what I’ve done here. It also gives me a nice little path for walking. "
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