Garden Gear Willow Border Edging - 2 Pack

The lifespan of the edging depends on environmental conditions and maintenance. With proper care and sealant application, it can last for several years.

Yes, you can trim the willow pieces with a sharp knife or pruning shears to fit your required lengths. Be sure to account for any overlapping.

Yes, the willow border edging is generally safe. However, ensure that there are no sharp edges or loose parts that could pose a hazard.

You can leave the edging in place if you wish. Alternatively, you can remove it, clean and dry it, and store it in a dry place during the winter months.

Yes, the edging can be used on a gentle slope. Ensure the stakes are inserted securely and consider using additional stakes for stability.

You will typically need a measuring tape, a rubber mallet (optional), and possibly pruning shears or a knife for trimming.

You can clean the edging with a brush or a damp cloth to remove any dirt or debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals.

Ensure stakes are inserted deep enough into the ground. You may need to use a rubber mallet to drive the stakes further in. Consider using additional stakes for extra security.

Apply a wood sealant or preservative to protect the willow from the elements. Remove any decaying parts and replace them.

Use a string line as a guide during installation to ensure a straight and even border. Adjust the position of the stakes to correct any misalignment.

Soften the ground by watering the area before installation. Use a rubber mallet to gently tap the stakes into the ground.