Log Edging Rolls- Variety of Heights

Q1: What is log edging, and what is it used for?
A: Log edging, or log roll edging, is a flexible border made of small, rounded timber logs attached together, typically with wire or string. It’s used to create neat borders along garden beds, pathways, and lawn edges, helping define and enhance landscaping features.

Q2: What heights are available for log edging rolls, and how do I choose the right one?
A: Log edging rolls come in a variety of heights, generally ranging from 6 inches to 12 inches. Choose the height based on your project’s needs—shorter edging works well for defining flower beds, while taller edging is better for creating more distinct borders or raised garden bed edges.

Q3: How do I install log roll edging in my garden?
A: To install log roll edging, dig a shallow trench along the desired edge, place the log roll into the trench, and secure it with stakes or pegs. Backfill with soil to hold the edging in place. This simple installation process makes it easy to create defined garden borders.

Q4: Is log edging treated for outdoor durability?
A: Yes, most log edging rolls are made from pressure-treated timber to withstand outdoor elements, resist rot, and extend their lifespan. Regular treatment with a wood preservative will help maintain the appearance and durability of the log edging over time.

Q5: Can log edging rolls be used to create raised garden beds?
A: Yes, log edging rolls can be used to create small raised garden beds. By stacking and securing taller log edging rolls, you can create a natural, rustic border that holds soil in place and adds a decorative touch to garden beds.