EEOCWF 20 Pcs Garden Edging Border, 10.5ft No Dig Plastic Landscape Borders, 5.3 inch Tall Interlock Decorative Gardens Fences Edging, Flexible Lawn Flower Bed Border, for DIY Patio Walkway Yard

EEOCWF 20 Pcs Garden Edging Border, 10.5ft No Dig Plastic Landscape Borders, 5.3 inch Tall Interlock Decorative Gardens Fences Edging, Flexible Lawn Flower Bed Border, for DIY Patio Walkway Yard

• ?Upgraded Material Garden Edging Borders?: Our 20 pcs garden fence are made of upgraded 100% new resin practical material, not blistering, no peeling, no corrosion, not deformed, high tenacity: No digger tool required, just simply push into soft ground. For harder ground, you need dig a trench first and keep it stable, then use a rubber mallet to secure the edging
• ?Interlocking No Dig Border for Garden Landscaping: Dimensions?: approx 16x13.5cm/6.3x5.3inch. Total Length: 3.2m/10.5ft (20pcs total). Includes 20 packs. Each flower bed edging borders adopt interlocking slot design, help you easily connect each other. At the same time help you to combine into any shape such as arcs, ovals, circles, hearts and other various shapes you want
• ?Practical Flower Bed Yard Edging Borders?: These small plastic fence for garden are adopted the wave shape design. It looks more stylish, neat and beautiful from a distance, and the white garden fence can help you create a beautiful European-style minimalist garden. Also the garden fence border can keep your flowers from growing near the pave or being trampled by animals
• ?Adjustable Garden Borders and Edging?: For the high tenacity of our fence edging, you can adjust the angle easily. You can splice and combine various garden fence, to create right angle or bending shapes as needed, to make the overall performance of your garden more harmonious
• ?Warm tips?: Since this brown garden border fence edging is made of plastic, please don't hit them with hard objects too much force. If the soil is soft, you could insert it directly with your hands; If the soil is hard, We DO recommend that dig a trench first and then lay the stakes