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Lanes Garden Centre
0115 9397128
Near Meadow Farm
Derby
Woodlands Garden Centre
0115 9283200
The Bungalow
Nottingham
Field House Alpine
0115 9830278
Field House
Nottingham
J W Boddy Locko Nurseries Ltd
01332 672304
144 Locko Road
Derby
Andersen'S Nurseries
0115 9301884
Awsworth Lane
Nottingham
Donington Nurseries
01332 853004
Kings Mills
Derby
Trowell Garden Centre
0115 9326920
Stapleford Road
Nottingham
Dale Abbey Plants
0115 9322728
Hagg Lane
Ilkeston
Bradmore Garden Centres
0115 9847990
Pendock Lane
Nottingham
Wheatcroft
0115 9216061
Landmere Lane
Nottingham
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Lawn Edging Tools

Edging Tools

Edging tools can help you to give your lawn a neat, defined finish. Edging may be carried out manually using a half-moon edger and edging shears, or with a petrol or electric-powered edger.

Half-Moon Edger

Also known as a lawn edger or edging iron, this fixed blade tool features a half moon shaped cutting edge attached to a long wooden or metal handle. The top of the half moon is usually rolled or flattened to serve as a step edge for the user's foot. The blade is driven through the turf with a rocking motion to remove uneven lawn edges or cut away small areas of turf for repair.

When using a half-moon edger, avoid back problems by using alternate feet to push the blade into the ground and by making sure that your back is kept upright as you dig.

Long Handled Edging Shears

These shears feature vertical blades, which are ideal for cutting overhanging grass around lawn edges. Make sure that the handles are long enough so that they may be used without stooping.

Powered Edgers

Petrol or electric powered edgers typically have a sharp circular blade mounted on a powered wheel. This adjustable blade can be run along the edge of the turf to create a clean line for your lawn. Alternatively, nylon string edge trimmers (similar to grass strimmers ) may be used, where a monofilament nylon line spinning vertically at up to 12,000 rpm acts as the cutting blade.

To create the neatest finish, use a manual edger to establish the edge around lawns, paths and beds; subsequent maintenance throughout the season may then be carried out using powered or manual models.

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