Edging Irons

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Wolf Garten RMM Multi Change Lawn Edge Iron Head

£18.95

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Wolf Garten RBM Multi Change Lawn Edge Trimmer Head

£60.95

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Gardena COMBISYSTEM Lawn Edging Knife Head

£21.95

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Spear and Jackson Neverbend Stainless Steel Edging Knife

£35.95

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Roughneck Serrated Edging Iron

£30.95

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Faithfull Essentials Edging Iron

£15.95

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Faithfull Prestige Stainless Steel Edging Iron

£24.95

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Spear and Jackson Elements Edging Knife

£18.95

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Faithfull Countryman Edging Iron

£19.95

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Spear and Jackson Select Stainless Steel Edging Iron

£32.95

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Draper Rotary Garden Lawn Edger

£19.95

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Draper Heritage Ash Handle Lawn Edger

£26.95

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Draper Carbon Steel Lawn Edger Ash Handle

£16.95

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Bulldog Evergreen Edging Iron

£18.95

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Spear and Jackson Select Carbon Edging Iron

£20.95

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Wolf Garten P571 Multi Change Lawn Edge Iron

£25.95

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Draper Carbon Steel Lawn Edger

£13.95

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Spear and Jackson Traditional Stainless Steel Edging Knife

£33.95

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Spear and Jackson Neverbend Professional Edging Knife

£39.95

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Draper Stainless Steel Lawn Edger

£22.95

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Kew Gardens Stainless Steel Edging Knife

£39.95

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Wilkinson Sword Carbon Steel Edging Iron

£19.95

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Wilkinson Sword Stainless Steel Edging Iron

£28.95

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Spear and Jackson Neverbend Carbon Edging Knife

£32.95

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Kew Gardens Carbon Steel Edging Knife

£38.95

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Edging Irons

Edging Irons Information

An edging iron, also known as an edging knife or a lawn edger, is a simple garden tool which is used to create distinct borders between a lawn and other garden features like flowerbeds, paving, ponds and patios. The edging iron is worked into the grass by pushing it down underfoot and then wobbled from side to side to break up the ground underneath. After repeating this process along the length of the desired area, the result is a clear, neat border. Edging irons are used both for maintaining existing edges and creating new ones.