Cottonwood Edger Installation
Serving Wentzville & St. Charles County
Warm, earthy stone edgers for a natural bed border, in tumbled or non-tumbled faces.
- ✓ Warm earthy tones
- ✓ Tumbled or non-tumbled finish
- ✓ Doubles as a mowing strip
- ✓ Set in a concrete base
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Cottonwood Edgers done right
Cottonwood edgers bring warm, earthy tones to the bed line, and each piece is available tumbled with softened edges or non-tumbled with crisp ones.
We set every edger in a Quikrete concrete base and backfill both sides, so the border lasts for years and keeps mulch and rock where they belong.
How it works
- 1. Mark the bed — we lay out the border and confirm the line before any digging.
- 2. Excavate — we cut the lawn edge and dig the edger trench.
- 3. Base and set — we bed each Cottonwood edger in Quikrete so the border locks together and sits level with the grade.
- 4. Backfill — we lock both sides so the border lasts season after season.
Cottonwood Edgers FAQs
+What is the difference between tumbled and non-tumbled Cottonwood edgers?
Tumbled pieces have rounded, weathered edges that read softer and older; non-tumbled pieces keep their crisp edge. Both install identically and last the same.
+Can Cottonwood edgers handle mower contact?
Yes. Set flush and level, the border acts as a mowing strip, so the mower runs along the top instead of chewing up the bed edge.
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