For Distributor and Project Procurement
Each kit contains one 10 m flexible PE edging coil with a 5 cm base and 30 spiral stakes. Choose L5 for a 9 cm profile or L10 for a 14 cm profile. Both suit lawn-to-bed borders, mulch beds, tree rings, and gradual curves where soil permits staking. The edging mounts at the surface without a continuous trench; install the supplied 15 cm stakes in workable soil. Stock orders start at 100 kits, and OEM orders typically start at 500 kits.
At a glance
| Material | UV-stabilized polyethylene (PE) |
|---|---|
| Models | L5 / L10 |
| Length | 10 m |
| Width | 5 cm |
| Height | L5: 9 cm · L10: 14 cm |
| Stakes & anchor holes | 15 cm spiral stakes; pre-punched anchor holes at 10 cm centers. Not every hole requires a stake — select positions by curves, joins, soil condition, and movement risk. |
| Included stake quantity | 30 stakes per kit (L5 and L10). Extra stakes may be needed for tighter curves, joins, loose soil, or repeated ground movement. |
| Install method | Surface-mounted with spiral stakes; no continuous trenching |
| Colors | Brown, green, light gray, dark gray |
Kit contents: PE edging coil and spiral stakes
Stock MOQ is 100 kits per model and color combination. OEM / private-label orders typically start at 500 kits, with options for custom colors, bilingual packaging, stake counts, and master-carton branding. Confirm the required configuration when requesting a quote.
Stock lead time: 15–25 days after deposit confirmation. OEM lead time: 30–45 days after artwork and packaging proofs are approved. Samples are available on request. Send the L5 or L10 model, color, kit quantity, destination port, and any packaging or stake-count requirements so we can quote the requested configuration. Mixed-container export with raised beds or pruning tools is supported where approved.
For assortment planning, see the wholesale landscape edging buying guide.
Landscape contractors can use the kits for lawn-to-bed borders, mulch beds, tree rings, and gradual curves on residential and light commercial sites when the ground is suitable for staking. Garden retailers and distributors can stock the 10 m coil kits for these project needs. Installation does not require a continuous trench, but the supplied stakes should not be forced into extremely hard, heavily compacted, frozen, or rocky ground.
The flexible PE coil suits curved borders and lighter handling. Long formal runs that prioritize maximum rigidity may call for a metal profile; compare options in our plastic vs metal landscape edging guide, or browse the full commercial landscape edging category.
Flexible PE suits curved beds and lighter freight programs. Rigid metal suits formal straight runs where profile stiffness is the priority. Neither material replaces firm soil preparation, correct anchoring, drainage planning, or seasonal inspection.
| Factor | PE no-dig kit | Metal border profile |
|---|---|---|
| Install method | Surface mount with spiral stakes — no continuous trench | Often requires trenching or hammer-in stakes |
| Curves & tree rings | Flexible coil follows gradual curves; tighter curves need closer fixing points | May need pre-bending, shorter sections, or more joins |
| Freight & handling | Lighter coils for mixed loads | Heavier per linear foot |
| Retail / project fit | DIY-friendly kits; contractor speed installs | Premium rigid border for formal landscapes |
| Aggressive grass control | Defines the surface boundary and may reduce shallow runners; not a deep rhizome barrier | Depends on profile depth and install; shallow profiles may still be bypassed |
| Typical wholesale MOQ | 100 kits stock / typically 500 kits OEM | Varies by profile — confirm at RFQ |
Use this five-step sequence for consistent crew results:
Soil suitability: Supplied stakes are for workable garden soil. If the ground is extremely hard, heavily compacted, frozen, or stony, stop forcing the stakes and prepare the fixing point—or choose an anchoring system built for hard ground.
Important: This surface-mounted edging defines lawn-to-bed boundaries and may reduce shallow grass runners. It is not a deep underground rhizome barrier. Aggressive grasses such as Bermuda grass may still travel beneath or around shallow edging.
Install steps: prepare, shape, stake, join, finish
Q: What is no-dig landscape edging?
A: No-dig landscape edging is a surface-mounted border system that defines lawn-to-bed lines without cutting a continuous trench. EcoYardSupply kits use a flexible UV-stabilized PE coil secured with spiral stakes through pre-punched anchor tabs.
Q: Is this commercial or contractor-grade landscape edging?
A: Yes for wholesale and project procurement. The kit is manufactured for landscape distributors, garden centers, contractors, importers, and OEM buyers who need clear lengths, stake counts, MOQ, and lead times—not as a consumer DIY blog product.
Q: How do I install no-dig landscape edging?
A: Prepare a firm border line, shape the coil, set visible height, drive 15 cm spiral stakes with a rubber mallet through selected tabs, then secure joins and finish the bed. See the Installation section on this page for the full five-step crew sequence and soil limits.
Q: When should I choose PE edging instead of metal or stone?
A: Choose PE when you need flexible curves, lighter freight, and surface installation without continuous trenching. Choose rigid metal or stone when formal straight lines and maximum profile rigidity are the priority. Compare materials in our plastic vs metal landscape edging guide.
Q: How many stakes are included with each kit?
A: Both L5 and L10 kits include 30 spiral stakes. Additional stakes may be required for tighter curves, joins, loose soil, or repeated ground movement.
Q: Do I need to install a stake in every 10 cm anchor hole?
A: No. Pre-punched holes at 10 cm centers give installers flexibility when selecting fixing points. A stake is not required in every hole. Use closer fixing points around curves, joins, loose soil, gentle slopes, and areas with higher movement risk.
Q: What tool should I use to install the stakes, and are they suitable for hard soil?
A: Use a rubber mallet to drive the 15 cm spiral stakes into workable garden soil. Do not force the supplied stakes into extremely hard, heavily compacted, frozen, or rocky ground. If resistance is strong, stop and prepare the fixing point, or choose an anchoring system designed for hard ground.
Q: How do you cut the edging?
A: Cut the PE coil with garden shears or a utility knife.
Q: How can I keep flexible plastic edging from looking wavy?
A: Prepare a smooth border line, allow the coil to relax, form gradual curves, and anchor tabs at consistent intervals. Add stakes near joins and direction changes. For long formal straight runs that need maximum rigidity, a metal profile may be a better fit.
Q: How can I prevent two edging sections from separating at the join?
A: Align or overlap ends according to the kit configuration and place stakes close to both sides of the join. Recheck joins after initial soil settlement and after seasonal ground movement.
Q: Can no-dig landscape edging lift or shift due to frost heave or ground movement?
A: Yes. Like most surface-mounted systems, no-dig edging can move as soil expands, contracts, freezes, thaws, or becomes saturated. Drive 15 cm spiral stakes fully through the anchor tabs, use closer fixing points on curves and loose soil, maintain drainage, and inspect seasonally in freeze-thaw regions.
Q: Will no-dig landscape edging stop Bermuda grass from entering a flower bed?
A: It can help define the lawn edge and reduce some shallow surface runners, but it is not a complete Bermuda grass barrier. Stolons and underground rhizomes may travel beneath or around shallow surface-mounted edging. Ongoing removal or a deeper root-control plan may still be required.
Q: Can the edging be used around curved flower beds and tree rings?
A: Yes. The flexible PE coil follows gradual curves and circular bed lines. Allow the coil to relax, avoid abrupt bends, and use closer stake spacing on tighter curves. For tree rings, check for visible surface roots and underground services before driving stakes.
Q: Can I mow or use a string trimmer next to the edging?
A: Yes along a mowable lawn-to-bed boundary, but do not repeatedly strike the exposed PE profile with mower blades, decks, or string-trimmer line. Set a consistent visible height and trim carefully to reduce cosmetic damage or displacement.
Q: Will the edging keep mulch inside the flower bed?
A: It helps create a defined barrier that can reduce normal mulch migration into the lawn. Results depend on profile height, mulch depth, slope, rainfall, drainage, and foot traffic. It is not a retaining wall for deep material on steep slopes.
Q: Is no-dig edging suitable for sloped beds or areas with heavy rain?
A: It may be used on gentle slopes when soil is firm, drainage is adequate, and extra stakes are added where movement is likely. Edging alone cannot correct concentrated runoff, erosion, standing water, or major grade differences.
Q: What is the MOQ?
A: Stock MOQ is 100 kits. OEM or custom orders typically start at 500 kits.
Q: Are samples available?
A: Yes. Samples are available on request.
Q: What is the lead time?
A: Stock orders usually ship within 15–25 days after deposit confirmation. OEM programs commonly require 30–45 days depending on quantity and customization.
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