Installing Drainage and Landscape Edging
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What happens here
Mark the path for a new drainage trench using orange spray paint. Operate a walk-behind trencher, also known as a bed edger, to cut a precise trench along the base of the retaining wall. This tool makes quick work of creating a clean, deep trench, even in heavy clay soil. Subsequently, install black plastic landscape edging along this trench to define the new landscape bed and provide containment.
Goal: Establish a drainage system and define landscape beds with edging.
Tools and materials
- Bed edger RED EDGER — Cutting trenches for drainage and landscape edging
- Black plastic landscape edging — Defining landscape beds and containing materials
- Hearing protection — Protecting ears from loud machinery
- Orange spray paint — Marking out the path of the trench
- Rakes — Smoothing and preparing the soil surface
- Safety glasses — Eye protection when operating machinery
- Shovels — Assisting with trenching and clearing soil
- Tape measure — Measuring and marking distances
- Work boots — Foot protection
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