CLEAN EDGES using ONE simple tool / Edge Beds like a PRO

[@carolmathews2455]

Absolutely terrific video! I am a widow, and have been struggling with my yard for years. My husband used to take care of it, and I always did the flowerbeds, but he always took care of the edges. I still have not conquered the string trimmer, but I’m working on it, you’re a great communicator and I so appreciate this video. My yard has Hope and so do I.!!

[@7LAMPSofFIRE]

Sir, I don't think you truly realize how great a video for gardening this is. The singing & chirping of the birds adds in my opinion, remarkable great value to your instructional gardening landscape video. Of course it goes without question, the lawn grass and neighborhood itself. Lol!

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

In a world where I get a lot of hate on my videos, your comment is extremely appreciated. Thank you for stopping by and watching, and for the good words!

[@waynesilva3129]

When I was a young teenager. My dad would ask me to do some yardwork. Dad, you want me to do what? You have to be kidding! At 70 I enjoy the yardwork. It's relaxing.

[@wyattthacker3679]

Happy men are those that have learned to enjoy hard work due to its high reward.

[@davem6685]

Same here! Funny how that is.

[@HypeFlexington]

It's relaxing bc it's a mindless task in which you see instant results for your work.

[@Kari-jm5gs]

Nice job! I love that you pat the grass when talking :)

[@kristinas5196]

I hated yard work when I was younger. My parents had to pay me to mow the lawn. I actually think my family took bets to see if I was going to do my own yard work or hire someone when I bought my 1st house. 😂 I actually like doing yard work & taking care of my flowers. It is relaxing, it took me 30 yrs. 😊 ✌💙🌻

[@barbarajansen4912]

I'm a lady homeowner and your tips are giving me the confidence to do my own landscaping. Todays landscapers want a $100 an hour. Even as a professional in the lab business, I never made that kind of money! So, since I need the exercise and no man around to do it for me, your tips will be put into good use!!

[@andrewbos8837]

The hourly rate is for an employer who has workers on the books pay workers comp …. Super high insurance for vehicles…. Maintenance… overhead…. And is themselves trying to make an honest living….other option is a hack with a truck and mower

[@scuba6797]

Id go with the kid with a mower and weed wacker and pay him 40 bucks. Someone saying they have to over charge because they have other expenses is BS. If someone is rich and obsessed about their lawn feel free to pay $100 a week to get your lawn mowed. X4 a month 400 a month. 1 paycheck a week of yours would go to someone doing your lawn work. As an employer you could charge $40 bucks. $20 an hour for the worker and you take $20. But you have 20 guys working and they each give you 20 bucks per lawn just for having the business. Problem is the employer just wants to pull home 1 million at the end of the year in profits. Smarter to not go with big company who is claiming they are just trying to make a living. I know landscaper owners they make a ton. It's their workers who are just trying to make a living but they don't even get half of what the employer is charging for the lawn. So best go for the hack with a truck and a mower you pay for what you get and are not paying for the Maintenance, insurance, etc.... of the big company.

[@johnwilcox4078]

Are you referring to a 2 person crew? If so, that sounds about right, although it's still too high for me!!!

[@shangrilaladeda]

Get a man

[@shortslongsandeverythingel5947]

Yeah I’m sure as a lab tech you never worked like a slave… you ever finish a job and can’t work for three weeks because your body is failing from exhaustion because no one will show up for 30$ an hour and all while mowing like 40 clients a week. And it’s 100$ an hour plus gas lol. It is funny though because the only people that ever complain about price bought there house in like 97 and seem to forget that it is no longer 1997. Mulch jobs rn are really funny to bid because cost increased nearly double since before the pandemic. Truck doesn’t run on water and if I ever want to buy a house of my own I can’t make 20$ an hour owning my own business. I guess that’s the difference you don’t see is you didn’t own the lab you just worked there.

[@Liz21988]

Awesome! I just wish my husband is as excited as you are about doing yardwork!

[@diannecass880]

I love that you pull the weeds..no chem! Great job..thanks!

[@mollypitcher9380]

2:19 ***** That’s how you know how far to go down into the soil! AND you explained WHY it’s 4” - to prevent the weed roots from traveling into the garden…for very practical reasons, not just cosmetic! 🌸🌸🌸

[@theaveragesoldier1029]

A tip i can share to make this job easier is to do after a rain fall, mow prior and edge the bed to find your lines and trim any bushes before laying down new mulch. Blow out the beds prior to laying new mulch and be prepared to mow with a bag after the job is done. Great video!

[@hualaanbaaching-ching1527]

Love it too. I was about to go to Lowe's to buy some ugly metal barriers but I'm going to do this instead. Thanks!

[@reneegibson8650]

Who knew a lawn edging video could be so interesting! The ground level views were so clever and helpful, and your appreciation of a well edged garden was very entertaining.

[@lulululululululululululululul]

As a 27yo lady I never thought I’d fall in love with lawn care lol a great video I’m always coming back to!

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

😎

[@westernbelle7873]

I just turned 30 and I’m in love with lawn care now too. Just planted 3 blueberry bushes and going to make them a garden bed tomorrow! 😂 life is good in the garden.

[@DennisMathias]

I can tell you have a special relationship with your garden. You've developed a relationship with it. Good for you.

[@tripleseven8361]

An added benefit, is that you can use the pulled out grass, that has grown within the bed itself, to fill in holes and gaps in your lawn, wherever required.

[@mahi-ai-kalo]

Excellent video! I've been doing my beds this way for about 12 years. People always ask me how to do it. Now I will refer them to your videos. Like you said, my beds have not migrated into the yard. Looks AWESOME! 💯🤙🏼

[@wm005]

I started using this method last year. Love the look and cuts the spread of grass into the flower beds by 85 to 90 Percent. Thanks for the tip...

[@1manmanythings144]

Subscribed, if only for the fact that i thought i was the only one who talks about having nice crispy lines in my lawn

[@bobclark6703]

I find it best to edge the lawn after a good rainfall as it makes it so much easier.

[@SacOrcas]

Awesome vid...thanks for the tips. Recently retired and finally have the time to make my yard more "crisp". Supplies already ordered so I'll be watching your channel for more tips. Some of my neighbors need to watch this channel! 🙂 Thanks again!

[@TheMarymarymary]

Lol about the neighbors 😂

[@johnduffy6546]

Can't beat the ole tried and true half moon edger!. My Grandma taught me how to do this 60 years ago and it still works great today....

[@nykkiflandiva7963]

I’m a single woman who has to do my own yard so this is an awesome tip! Love the curved shape.

[@shangrilaladeda]

Get a man

[@alicial2438]

@@shangrilaladedaare you alright bruv??

[@shangrilaladeda]

@@alicial2438 always

[@HadassahHaman]

Just watched this video again for review because... we made a residential move, re-built our vegetable garden, and I'm now working on the exterior perimeter of the garden, creating the natural edge border. This video was informative and helpful, and I LOVE the music!😊 Thank you again!❤

[@cutley2b]

I have been watching many videos on garden beds and edging since, with my new house, I inherited about 15 small circular beds 😢. Am ready to buy the half moon edger BUT I just wanted to THANK YOU for the tip on using the weed wacker about “…if your motor spins clockwise, walk this way…” . In all the years I’ve used a wacker I’ve NEVER even thought of that. Was always upset with grass being thrown into flower beds.

[@bryantcullen1377]

This is exactly how I do mine. Always looks awesome. Keeping the angled trim up every week is the key to making the next spring easy.

[@rmb5858]

Keep making vids brother. You have the perfect personality to really take off...

[@troylindsey1444]

I've been doing this for years and love it. The tough part is cutting in when you have lots of big tree roots. It's a lot of work but it is still worth it in the long run.

[@tracytuten5116]

LOL! You do your edge exactly like I have done for 30 years. I watched hoping you had some easier method but I guess the tried and true method is always the best.

[@leebomccool8997]

Is there any other way? Been doing it around the same amount of time as you.

[@TheLawngineer]

Edges are nice and deep! Coming in with the V-Cut from the bed towards the edge is exactly what I needed to know! I didn’t do that and the mulch is at the same level as the grass. Impossible to string trim without throwing mulch everywhere!

[@stephc5983]

Great job recording-really liked how you got down into the yard and flower bed to show what to look for. TFS

[@rebeccamckenzie5037]

I love it too. You do a beautiful edge & you explain it better than anyone I know, Thank you! Can't wait to re-do my edges. 😊

[@philisbramlett6890]

I've watched your 'CRISPY VIDEO ' Several times and had it perfectly set ! I have tools as you do . My mistake was asking for a little help explaining the technique a nd demonstrating the same . I left to do the next bed close by and did not discover the mishap until 3 days while " pulling all those weeds out of my newly fully planted up cottage garden I had started 2 yrs . ago . What a mess , pulling back new sod just to remove all the crawling weeds invading it . Pure sadness and physical pain was overwhelming . He declined helping due to back . I am with spinal fusion using a gait belt just to walk but , I stand , bend , dig , crawl , transplant ,mostly pray 🙏. Then I watch your video again . Thank you so much . ❤ I appreciate CRISPY . Even if I have to do it on my own I can't wait for morning to come . If pain overwhelms , I go to my garden of colors first and rest my mind there . Your videos bring that 🌈 thought of inspiration and intent . I find GOD 'S Peace in all my Gardens and this strengthens me . Thank you . I'll be watching

[@davidrice52]

This is the only way I’ve done my bed edges since I graduated UGA with a degree in landscape architecture in 1982! Currently designing a nature walk, but too many major roots to go this route, so I’m bearming up my edges with soil and will fill in with mulch.

[@sassylrhg]

So awesome to see a young guy doing this by hand!!!! You give me hope. Where I live in NC I cannot even find a teenager to PAY to come use my 2 mowers to mow one acre (my own son stopped doing because "he doesn't like to sweat"). I'm 70 and still weeding by hand and doing all my landscaping & mowing.

[@lucascordon4535]

Where in nc I’ll come do it

[@mikegould7663]

Watching your video was like watching a recording of myself. I have used the exact same process for years to make my edging perfect. Yours looks great, too!!! Great job!!!

[@Thankful_.]

“It looks so dang good; and I love it!” Your enthusiasm is contagious! I’m now asking to a round edger for Mother’s Day! Thanks!

[@MichaelRusso-k9j]

Your tip on purchasing a half moon edger was helpful. I have two areas by the shed that need to be edged as a future project but for now I'll be planting on my land. Your edging was very well done very clean & neat really perfect.

[@KG-sy2vs]

Great video and those are proper edges 👍 critical for keeping the mulch in and giving the string trimmer a guide to quickly maintain that sharp look like when you first cut them. In harder soil, it is definitely worth renting a bed edger to create the initial edge, then maintaining this way is a breeze every year. I give you props for being the first person I've seen ever use the half moon👍 never found anything better than my serrated garden spade especially with having so many properties heavily wooded here in the Northeast. And I keep it lightly filed to maintain sharpness during mulch season. Edging is an art. When you are good you can cut a brand new bed without even spraying a line or laying a hose. I love it!!! And then the look after the first time you lay mulch in that new bed is awesome! So much fun!

[@lindahill1199]

It looks great! I'm going to buy one of those half moon shovels! At 112 pounds I can't even jump on a shovel to get it go in! I'm sure the neighbors all get a laugh watching me get anything done out there. We have river rock. Beautiful when I hired it done, not too pretty right now.

[@Baribrooks]

Yes, this is also my problem! Not weighing enough to get the darn shovel to go anywhere! I imagine my soil could use some amendments too.

[@jwoody8582]

If yardwork were Game of Thrones, you would have been selected for the Nights Watch guarding the Wall. Lol

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

This is an awesome comment 😂

[@Ronm5584]

Super dope comment…🔥🔥🔥

[@TylerTheIT]

Thanks to you and the Lawn Rebel, this is how I just worked at cutting the edge of my very first mulch bed in. I'm new to the plant game, but *somewhat* experienced and confident enough with my lawn game. 😎 So thank you for the tips and helpful hints to get this incredible crispy look. 👌

[@mgriffin12]

I just cut a new bed last weekend. I envy people who have dirt you can just stick a shovel in. My yard is lousy with roots, rocks, and clay. Soil prep takes me 2 days before I can plant anything

[@dierdrebrooks2545]

I can tell that you enjoy what you do I like them deep crisp edges too

[@am3589]

This is pretty scary. I was thinking JUST YESTERDAY that I needed to redo my beds and buy new edging. Can't really afford it at this time because of a kitchen remodel and lo and behold....your video pops up today.😳😁 Thank you for showing how to do a beautiful edged bed without having to buy edging and your work is absolutely beautiful!😍

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

Thank you! They’re always listening to us 🤪

[@johnwilcox4078]

Wow, it's good to see someone else doing what I do! I do use my flat blade spade and half-moon edger. I also have a gas driven power edger instead of a string trimmer. And for mulch, I use cocoa bean husks. It's a knockout look and easy to maintain once established!

[@paulszo]

I’ve been doing exactly what you have going on for the last 23 years. My neighbors always compliment me on my yard. I’m left handed so running the string trimmer is a little different. Good video!

[@gepkadutch6808]

Hahaha! I love it. I always love to look back at my finished edges that way too!

[@DianeT-q5l]

Beautiful job!! Nothing like a greatly manicured lawn and garden beds!! You are a ROCKSTAR 🌟!!

[@countrified79]

I'll be taking up on these pointers!!! I have always found edging so hard to prefect but this seems so much easier..

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

A nice clean edge makes all the difference!!

[@bigcatkim]

"Testing my pullout game..." I watch for the verbal Easter eggs. :) Great content!

[@TheEVEEffect]

That edge came out super crispy, love it!! I’m planning to do an overhaul on my front yard landscape and most videos I’ve watched incorporate a stone wall to divide the lawn and bed which I really don’t wanna do and this confirms I don’t need to☺️ thanks for sharing!

[@tamilee8872]

That looks amazing! I'll be doing this as soon as the weather cooperates. Thank you so much for the edging tips! 👍

[@gergemall]

I love the way you teach and the way it looks and I’ve come back to watch it again because I’m getting ready to plant my own garden change s. Thx

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

Thank you! Good luck with it, it will look great!

[@threadsbyelle6077]

Nice! Been doing that for years. Not an easy start but once established it only requires a tiding up. What’s nice is you can cut with the mower and avoid trimming.

[@bonniebon7335]

Thanks for this vid and mentioning Bermuda. It air prunes the roots, so Bermuda sends out runners. I still only need to pull them about once a year. 4” is a helpful depth.

[@jeanholley5820]

Well dang…. She is the absolute finished look! Plus I wanted to see if you had any good ideas on how to get the grass removed from the beds.

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

Pull it, scrape it, spray it, or smother it!

[@deidreowens9799]

Dude! Your stuff is Extra KRISPY! Looks so good! I am doing my own trenching this season.....!

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

Nothing beats an edge like this! I just yesterday filmed 2 new videos edging new beds at my new house. Tight!

[@deidreowens9799]

Yaaaaaaasssssss!!!​@@TheLawnWhisperer

[@timothybreen8956]

Love the video! I was always a half moon edger guy but switched to a 46” Fiskars D Handle Garden Spade. About $35. It is way, way faster and produces a great edge with way less effort.

[@beverleyhagaman7344]

Thanks I will order one on Amazon. Been using half moon for many years but can't wait to try this. Thanks again!

[@lindahill1199]

I've watched another video where he swears by that spade also.

[@marcg.9899]

I love that look!! I also like big round stones just inside the gap on the mulch side! This way I can have a stone border without the grass growing into the stones or mulch.

[@kumu2613]

was looking for help on edging and found your channel. It is nice to to see simple tools being used so that we can attempt the same. Not overwhelming! Thanks. Subscribed 😊

[@StateofPeaches99]

Thank you for posting. I bought the tool but used it wrong. I couldn't figure out why my edges wasn't sharp. I didn't want to hurt the grass so I did it in the opposite direction. I came back and watch your video and figure out press against the grass.... It looks awesome now.

[@sylviestevenson3061]

That looks amazing! This is exactly what I have been wanting to do at my house! Thank you for the tips.

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

Absolutely! Thanks for watching!

[@m.5748]

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL, CRISP EDGES, GREAT VIDEO, THANKS! 🙂🌱🙂🌱🙂🌱🙂🌱🙂🌱🙂🌱🙂

[@beverlys.peacockmccranie6522]

You really make yard work look so fun!!!! Beautiful yard!!! Your pride really shines!!!

[@cassiehadad2752]

I am so stoked to have found your channel! I thank you for your enthusiasm, knowledge and willingness to share that knowledge! Outstanding

[@Shocka1111]

Thanks bro. The deal for me tonight is the wifey is going to edge me if I edge the mulch bed. Video is 10/10 highly recommend.

[@homesteadprowlers]

We watched this video a couple of weeks ago then I lost ya. Found ya now! I bought the tool and have started edging my beds. It's so easy, thank you! I have a lot of feet of beds so it will keep me busy but I love it, it looks so good now. Thanks again!

[@saltydawg5489]

a clean edge looks so nice.. and something to think about.. you will never see the shape of a bed you will always see the shape of the lawn.. so think of your lawn as a carpet and make it a pleasing shape, the bed will be what ever shape is left over.. sometimes people cut their beds into star shapes and half moons.. which just makes cutting the lawn harder to do.. and all you see is the weird shape of your lawn.. a nice soft flowing shape like you showed makes the lawn look nice and the beds too

[@frendyv1]

Love the video ! I saw it and subscribed. Your teaching manner and technique are at the top of the class. Thanks again for all your hard work putting these together. I’ll keep viewing…

[@billwilhelm8646]

Good info especially the edger tool. I actually like that the bed increases a bit each year to compensate for the shrub growth

[@susanconder6590]

Thanks for the video I have a new yard person trying to show him what I am looking for. Hope they can see from the video what I need. Wish me luck 😊

[@slmjake]

Love the video. I use a shovel as well. Best to do in spring when ground is much softer than hard summer pan lol

[@watchluver]

I've been using my gas powered edger for years, angle the cut a little and you are on your way. I have a 16 X 32 pool that i clean around it every year and it takes about an hour from start to finish.

[@leannmiles2081]

Can’t seem to the yard guys to create an Edge & keep it going. 😳Drives me crazy! I’m gonna get that tool & show them how it’s done. Thank you!

[@GMAMEC]

Beautiful edges! My back immediately started cramping when you pulled out the shovel/edger. Great job!

[@Anikanoteven]

😂

[@randyrice1429]

Looks fantastic. I like it so much better than ANY type of edging. Bricks, rocks, whatever, always get grass and weeds growing in or over them and it's hard to get out. Thanks for showing how it's done.

[@wackpackxj]

Im a new home owner. Spring is here. Thank you.

[@roypatton1707]

If you kick the back of the shovel, or half-moon, rather than prying back on the handle will give you an even sharper edge. When you pry, you arerounding off the top of the edge.

[@isabelcastillo2394]

Thank you. I subscribed to your channel. Very good information. I just retired so I’m going to try this on a small section until I get the hang of it then I’ll do the clean up on the front yard.

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

Nice! Love it

[@janewrighton9227]

I have a trimmer like you use to edge your driveway that I use. Works great and easy on your back and legs.

[@miked4973]

I used to do this at my old house but ran into the ever expanding mulch bed issue. Im going to try at my new house by undercutting like you showed. Thanks for the tip.

[@jamzach4]

Crisp, clean and tighhhhhtttttt. Nicely done brother. Great video....as always !

[@smthcrmnal26]

Nice, I am going to try this method on the new grass in my backyard. initially I was gonna putting metal edge around my grass but I think this will look much cleaner.

[@kellyq8132]

Thanks for the info. Now know why my trimmings go into the garden when I'm edging. I need to cut from inside the garden.. beautiful edge !😊

[@cathygraham8005]

Looks great! I love that he's so stoked about his edge.

[@simmerdowncookie]

Thanks for posting. I actually saw your video last year, and wanted to make some around my house.. even bought the half moon tool in Amazon- but of course, I didn't even start. But I'm hoping to get enough inspiration on your new mulch bed video to finally start on mine. :)

[@jcfc8197]

I live in central Texas, I miss fescue grass and I miss live edge beds. I was a horticulturalists in both Virginia and Texas. Can’t wait to move home to Virginia. If I see another flag stone, or plastic edging I’m going to get sick. Great video!

[@MsTheresa7412]

Great job! I need to fix my edges and you made this look easy. I'm excited to get out and give this a go. Thank you for the video,

[@vedajanbaker8518]

Thanks for this. Love this look, never knew how to achieve it.

[@m.5748]

Wow! 🌱🌱🌱🙂 It's Awesome see somebody else who Enjoys a Great Looking Yard🌱🌱🌱!!! M.

I love how you really love the job. makes me love it to. Keep the passion

[@shion_lwn]

I remember your past video on your sharp edging :) thank you for making a new one and detailed explanation! awesome!

[@RICREYNOLDSMUSIC]

The Bob Ross of lawns is coming to your local tv.

[@scottk2774]

That looks great! Thank you so much for sharing and giving me the confidence to know I can do that,too. I really liked seeing the pleasure you took in a job well done 👍

[@firstname6208]

Depending on how much your mower deck hangs over, the weight of your mower, and soil moisture they all contribute to the collapse of the berm wall. But, it looks nice for sure.

[@feras04]

That's what happened to mine after the first cut

[@rosemaryanslyke4076]

This guy is fantastic at explains things.

[@jameshenderson3238]

Great job.....my goal is to make my mulch bed and lawn edge look as good as yours did on the video. Thank you for your expertise..

[@AtHomeWithSheree]

This was a great demonstration. Thank you! We are setting up a brand new border garden around the entire perimeter of our yard. So I was looking for videos on creating exactly this type of edging. I will pick up that tool! I’ll check your other videos, as I’m wondering do you then mulch all the way up to the w 4 inch wall to prevent grass from growing back? I want a really defined look without using the black plastic edging.

[@CatRescuer2023]

He said not to mulch all the way up, not to fill the 4” wall with mulch. Filling the mulch all the way up allows the grass runners to go from the lawn into the mulch and grow weeds and grass in your mulch.

[@suekleinman6737]

So that how you get the perfect edge. I love this.

[@andreyv1]

Here for the sped up edging footage. Did not disappoint

[@dy7023]

Thank you for this easy to follow dyi video. Will try this out, as can't afford to hire a gardener. Please make more easy to follow garden videos. Just subscribed.

[@versus023]

One of the best video ive seen so far explaning this! what you do when you trim and lawn goes into the bed with mulch? you leave it there ? Also, with the flat shovel, how do you set up the angle to reach the bottom of the cut made by the half moon shovel ? Hope my question are clear.

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

I leave the clippings. unless there is a ton they will dry up fairly quickly. As for the angle you just kind of have to eye ball it. Make it a flat enough angle so not all the mulch is sliding down if that makes sense

[@versus023]

@@TheLawnWhisperer yes thank you for your answer!

[@mrsta1267]

Nice! Took me a sec to figure out what a string edger is. We call them weed eaters where I'm from lol. Then I about died when you dropped the hose 😬. Love hose link but not the slowest reel in. It'll whip arpund and tear into something lol. Hydrangeas are looking healthy too!