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Cobblestone Recycled Rubber Landscape Edging 4′

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Cobblestone Recycled Rubber Landscape Edging 4′

Lasting Beauty of Recycled Rubber Edging Looks Like Stone

  • Secures with stakes
  • Convenient 4 ft. length
  • Conforms to your landscape
  • Recycled rubber
  • 48″ L x 3″ H x 2-5/8″ thick
  • Installation stakes included
  • Made in USA

If you like the look of stone edging but want something easier to work with, this is an excellent choice. Use to define flower beds, gardens, walkways, and patios. Recycled rubber is more forgiving than stone, won’t chip or degrade, and has the flexibility to make perfect curves. 4 ft. length feature predrilled holes at either end for staking. Can be cut to length with a hacksaw.

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