Poured Concrete Edging Often found in commercial projects, poured concrete edging showcases a precise and clean look that can be molded to cater to any shape or garden length.

Here's how it works: Hames' crew will remove the sod in the area where the border will go, tamp down the base, install 3- to 4-inch concrete "footers" every foot or so, then pour a strip of ...

When you’re done finishing the concrete, cover it with plastic or keep it moist by sprinkling it several times a day for about a week. This slows the curing process and results in a stronger, more ...

With its rounded edge, it is a much safer alternative to standard steel edging. Poured concrete edging, brick pavers and concrete blocks are other safe options for edging material. Mulch ...

Whether you're designing a new outdoor space or want to boost your existing garden's aesthetic, incorporating edging is a way to highlight the area and add more personality. Creating borders or garden ...

Real Estate Rentals New Homes Guide Where We Live How to determine if a poured concrete or block foundation is best for your new home November 15, 2016 More than 8 years ago ...

If you're looking for an attractive border for your landscape beds, Chad Hames of Long Grove has an answer: a solid, poured-concrete edging that can be shaped and colored to ...