Landscape Edging That Stays Put
Permanent concrete borders that keep mulch, rock, and grass exactly where you want them — built to handle Missouri's toughest seasons.
What Is Concrete Landscape Edging?
Concrete landscape edging is machine-extruded curbing poured directly on-site and cured in place. It creates a continuous, permanent border between your lawn and landscape beds — no seams, no joints, no weak points where materials can shift or separate.
Unlike plastic strips that heave in the cold or wooden borders that rot after a few seasons, concrete edging holds its shape through St. Louis's full range of weather. It's the last edging you'll ever need to install.
- Poured on-site for a seamless, custom fit
- One continuous piece — no joints to fail
- Engineered for Missouri clay soils and freeze-thaw
- Multiple profiles and colors available
Why Concrete Edging Beats the Alternatives
Plastic shifts. Metal rusts. Wood rots. Concrete stays.
Eliminates Plastic & Wood Edging
Plastic edging shifts, heaves, and degrades in Missouri's temperature swings. Wood rots. Poured concrete is one continuous unit — no joints to separate, no seasonal replacement.
Permanent, Clean Borders
Concrete landscape edging stays in place year after year. No re-staking, no re-setting, no materials breaking down in the freeze-thaw cycle.
Sharp, Defined Lines
A defined edge changes how a yard reads. Mulch stays where it belongs, grass stops creeping into beds, and you spend less time re-edging every spring.
Where Landscape Edging Works Best
From front yards to backyards, concrete edging defines every part of your landscape.
Garden Beds
Keep mulch contained and prevent grass from creeping into your garden beds. Concrete edging creates a permanent barrier that looks clean in every season.
Driveways
Define the border between your driveway and lawn with a continuous concrete edge. Prevents erosion, contains gravel, and adds a finished look to your property.
Walkways
Frame your walkways with clean concrete borders that hold pavers in place and prevent grass from encroaching on your path. A subtle detail that makes a big difference.
Flower Beds & Tree Rings
Create distinct borders around flower beds and tree bases. Concrete edging keeps decorative rock and mulch from migrating into the lawn, cutting maintenance time significantly.
Our Landscape Edging Work
Real projects from yards across Kirkwood, Chesterfield, Webster Groves, and the greater St. Louis area.
Ready for Permanent Landscape Edging?
Contact Jones Curb Appeal today for a free, no-obligation estimate on concrete landscape edging. Call (314) 281-6729 or request your estimate online.