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How do most of you all edge your curb? String trimmer? I use a McLane wheeled edger for everywhere else but it doesn't balance well in this spot. I tried the curb attachment and wasn't impresssed. BTW, this is the sidewalk area I plan to renovate next spring.
 

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I use a string trimmer for everything. If you want to get a good clean line you might have to use a flat shovel or something to clear out a little soil between the curb and grass to give you a nice line to go down. That slope will always have water and soil running towards the edge so you will always have a little more time needed for that spot.
 

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monty said:
Colonel K0rn said:
Stihl stick edger. Blades are cheap, but I'd like to get a thicker edge on it, maybe I need to do double passes.
What do you mean by thicker edge?
What I meant was a wider distance from the driveway/sidewalk to the turf. Currently, it's the width of the edger blade. Last weekend, my wife and I were yard sailing, and I saw one house that had an edge that was as wide as 2 fingers. It made me cringe.
 

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kds said:
I used the Steppin' Edger (https://www.gardeners.com/buy/steppin-edger/34-524.html) to cut away all the overgrown grass and dirt, and now I edge with a string trimmer about every other week. I might need to use the Steppin' Edger each spring, but I haven't been around long enough to know for sure.
Honestly you'll probably never use it again if you maintain your lawn.
 

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high leverage said:
kds said:
I used the Steppin' Edger (https://www.gardeners.com/buy/steppin-edger/34-524.html) to cut away all the overgrown grass and dirt, and now I edge with a string trimmer about every other week. I might need to use the Steppin' Edger each spring, but I haven't been around long enough to know for sure.
Honestly you'll probably never use it again if you maintain your lawn.
I don't think I've busted it out since last spring. I'd sell it, but it probably wouldn't put many more dollars in my pocket, so I'm hanging on to it.
 
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