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For sharp DIY lawn edging, use a flat-edged shovel to dig a trench along the entire edge. The trench should be between 4 and 6 inches deep and a few inches wider than the brick pavers you're using.

Brick edging is easy to install without too much heavy digging and are relatively cost-effective, even if you’re lining a long driveway. Plus, there are various brick colors to choose from.

Rubber edging costs $5 to $10 for a 4-foot-long section. A 24-foot section of aluminum edging is $40 to $50.

Rubber edging costs $5 to $10 for a 4-foot-long section. A 24-foot section of aluminum edging is $40 to $50.

Worth a look: Easy Flex Pound-in Landscape Edging (4.5-in. high x 20-ft. long) This flexible, hammer-in edging is a simple option for marking off garden territory.

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This is to allow space for a layer of hardcore and brick edging. Knock in the stakes around the circumference. The top of the stakes will be the height of the top of the path.