Wooden edging gives garden beds a finished look while blocking weed/grass encroachment. Use treated wood—untreated rots in wet garden environments.
Dig narrow trench along bed length, ½-1 inch shallower than board width.
Set edging in trench as desired.
Drive 1-foot stakes behind boards every 5 feet.
Nail boards to stakes.
Refill trench. Properly installed edging sits ½-1 inch above ground.
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