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Removing Old Edging and Deepening Trenches

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What happens here

Remove any existing old black plastic edging that may be present around the garden beds. Using a pickaxe and shovel, dig a clean, natural trench along the newly defined edges. This helps create a deep, smooth transition from the lawn to the mulched bed, enhancing the 'edger-less' look and preventing grass from encroaching.

Goal: Eliminate old edging and refine bed borders for a clean look.

Tools and materials

  • Old Black Plastic Edging — Material being removed from the landscape
  • Pickaxe — Breaking up soil and prying out old edging
  • Shovel — Digging and shaping the trenches

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tool and pop on a power broom and have one piece of equipment that does a lot of different functions it really helps and it eliminates this crappy black jack edging I absolutely hate Black Jack edging because over the course of years it pops up it sinks it gets damaged so I'm starting to sell all my customers I'm going with an edge ulis system it's what we use in commercial sites and I'm starting to convert my residential customers over and I can do

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