Landscape Edging Stones

Yes, we do! If you're a contractor, please register with us here get your unique discount code, and be part of our network to get free leads. Please call us at 1(800) 688 1796 to learn about the benefits of being in our network.

Yes, we can send samples. Please email us at Support@stonesdirect.com what product you're interested in along with your address. There is a $39 fee for shipping - the samples are free.

We currently ship to the United States. For any other regions, please contact us at 1(800) 688 1796 to see if we can help.! We are relatively quick given we are quarry direct but it depends on the time of year, as spring and summer are generally busier. Lead times are generally 2-4 weeks. Special orders may take longer.

Product pricing is found on all product pages and we have a wide variety of stones for all budgets! Don't know how much you need? Just enter your sq footage, linear footage, or number of pieces on the product page and we'll calculate that for you. All shipping costs, calculated in your cart, are subsidized and dependent on the distance from the quarry, order volume, and weight. we guarantee the best price as we are quarry direct. To view more Landscape Edging Stones photos, please visit our idea gallery

Consider factors such as the overall design aesthetic, material preferences, and the specific purpose of the edging. For example, if you're looking for a natural and rustic appearance, you might opt for stone edging, while sleek and modern designs may benefit from concrete or metal edging.

Yes, many edging stones are designed to be durable and withstand various weather conditions. Concrete and natural stone edging stones, in particular, are known for their longevity and resistance to the elements.

Yes, many edging stones are flexible and can be easily shaped to create curved borders. This allows for creative and customized landscaping designs.

Edging stones provide a neat and organized appearance to outdoor spaces by creating clear boundaries between different areas, such as flower beds, pathways, and lawns. They also help prevent the spread of mulch or soil, keeping the landscape well-maintained.

To prevent edging stones from sinking, ensure proper installation by excavating a stable base, using a compacted layer of gravel, and applying a sturdy adhesive or mortar to secure the stones in place. Additionally, regular maintenance, such as checking for soil erosion and adjusting the stones if needed, helps maintain stability over time.