Artistic concrete curbing is quickly becoming one of the most popular choices for landscape edging. It can be used for mulch beds, driveway edging, tree rings, flower beds, gardens or virtually anywhere – the options are endless!
Poured concrete creates a polished look but is more expensive than pre-made blocks, and brick is generally more expensive than standard concrete.
When deciding between brick, concrete blocks or poured concrete for your edging project, it’s important to consider the fact that individual blocks and bricks may shift and pop loose, creating unattractive holes in your landscape design. Many homeowners now choose poured concrete for its continuous seam and easy upkeep.
Concrete Curbing also looks better than traditional landscape edging because it comes in multiple shapes, colors, and designs to fit your style. It is attractive, versatile and modern. The perfect finishing touch that is both highly attractive and cost-effective.
It can easily be matched to existing hardscape such as br
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