DIY No Dig Faux Stone Landscape Edging w/Anchoring Spikes, Flexible Brick-Sized Border for Driveways Yards Trees or Gardens, Each 6-Brick Section 47.5" L x 2.25" H x 3.75" W (40, Limewash)

We purchased 3 boxes of 40 ft. We installed them you cannot tell the are fake bricks. Our neighbor thought they were real. Easy to adjust to make bends. We also ordered end pieces. A little pricey, but had we purchased real bricks it would have been more difficult to install. Very happy with them.

Obviously it’s expensive but I think this stuff is worth it. Seriously it is soooo easy to install and super easy to conform to the shape of your beds. I think it looks really sharp also! We purchased the shortest option (bricks) and from a distance they aren’t as noticeable (which is no issue for us!) but something to keep in mind if you want something that can be seen from a distance. But the shorter height was perfect for us as we don’t have deep beds or mulch. Seems like it’ll be durable.

I found this product to be easy to install and it does look nice. When looking through the owners manual I found that you can purchase corners and end caps. I did find it poor form that at least two end caps weren't provided in the pack I got. Frankly I could have used a couple corner pieces too but come on... You have to but end caps separately??? That's messed up.

This product deserves 6 stars out of 5!! It turned our landscaping to one of the worst in the neighborhood to one of the best looking. It was super easy to install and looks like a million bucks. Our adjoining neighbor just spent thousands for stone pavers for her landscaping and ours looks wonderful and very, very similar for a small fraction of what she spent. We were just going to do our front yard, but I just ordered another 56 total feet to do our side. entry yard. We did trim it a little and it was super easy to do with a little hand hacksaw. I stumbled on the product on facebook... so glad I did. Love it!!

Overpriced for what they are, but I guess you are paying for not carrying around heavy bricks! Every so often one brick is larger than the others. Maybe they do it on purpose to look more natural?