A mown lawn with ragged edges still looks unfinished. Edging is the part people notice without being able to say why, and it is the difference between grass that has been cut and a yard that has been looked after.
What the visit covers
- Clean lines along driveways, paths and the letterbox
- Fence lines and under rails where the mower cannot sit flat
- Around trees, taps, posts and clothes lines
- Garden bed edges cut back to the line they were meant to hold
On its own or with a mow
Edging is normally done as part of a mowing visit. It can also be booked on its own when the lawn is fine but the edges have crept out over a few months.