How can I replace landscaping timbers with a more updated rial?

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by Jam30785730

How can I replace landscaping timbers with a more updated edging located in front of my 70 ft. Fence which is filled with decorative rocks?

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  • Ken Erickson Ken Erickson on Aug 02, 2018

    You can pull all of the timbers out and build a concrete block retaining wall. That is a lot of work. You could possibly cover the old timbers (assuming they are not rotten) with decking material to give it a new look.

  • Sarah A. Victory Sarah A. Victory on Aug 02, 2018

    When I bought my 26 yr old house I had lots of rotten timbers. I replaced them w/Yard Product Metal Landscape Edging that comes in different colors. I believe their website is yardproduct.com. I believe they also sell on Ebay. I chose brown. It is held into the ground w/metal spikes that run through grooves in the edging. It is bendable and not difficult to cut w /a hacksaw and then bend back and forth to break. I love mine! Good luck!

  • Shore grandmom Shore grandmom on Aug 02, 2018

    You could use garden blocks. It will cost more and take a while to do, but will last for ever. Just use PL Premium to "glue" them together and it will be one solid piece. We got flooded a lot and these blocks hold back the water as long as it's not higher than they are. And they keep plants, mulch and dirt in place.

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    • Shore grandmom Shore grandmom on Aug 07, 2018

      It took my husband a couple of days to do to do about 62 linear feet, 3 blocks high. Just start with level ground and lay the first row, glueing together any sides that touch. Then lay the second row (staggering as you lay them) glueing the top ones to the bottom ones and any sides that touch. And continue each row until you have it as high as you want.

  • William William on Aug 03, 2018

    Landscape blocks.