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The idea of using extruded concrete to create landscape borders began in the early 1980's when the first curb machine was invented. Over the years, different forms of decorative concrete were introduced to allow curbing to imitate the look of brick, slate, stone, and other hard-scapes. Today, landscape curbing has many uses, including edging for:

Entire Landscapes * Flower Beds * Natural Areas Tree Rings * Courtyards * Mailboxes * Driveways * Playgrounds * Common Areas * Entrances * Erosion Barriers Patios * Parking Lots * Retaining Walls * Parks * Walkways & Paths Golf Courses & Putting Greens * Utility Poles & Lines * Cemetaries & Many Other Uses!