Bends to your shape
The plastic kit curves by hand as you lay it, and steel forms to a smooth arc around anything circular. Beds are rarely straight, and neither is the edging.
Garden edging and landscape edging, delivered across New Zealand
Edges that stay where you put them.
GardenEdge New Zealand sells garden edging in every material worth having, from a budget plastic kit to corten steel, plus the tools to fit it. Sold by the metre or the section, with no minimum order.
Free delivery across New Zealand on orders $100+ · Sold by the metre or the section
Every edging material in one place, plastic to corten steel
Free delivery across New Zealand on orders over $100
Sold by the metre or the section, no minimum order
Goes in with a mallet, no landscaper needed
Every material in one place
One shop for every edging material
Most garden shops sell one plastic roll and call it a category. We sell five materials, in the heights that suit each job, and we will tell you which one you actually need.
Sold by the metre
The per metre ranges are priced by the metre, with no minimum. You order the number of metres the bed needs, so there are no fixed size kits to overbuy and no second kit just to reach the end of the run.
Stops grass getting in
A continuous vertical barrier is what stops grass runners crossing into a bed. Gaps and shallow installations are why edging fails, so depth and joins matter.
Gives you a mowing line
Set the top about 50 mm above soil and you mow straight over it. That takes most of the strimming and hand trimming out of the job for good.
Holds mulch and gravel
Loose material moves in heavy rain. A deeper face, 10 cm or 20 cm, is what keeps mulch, bark and gravel off the lawn and the path.
Materials that suit the job
Plastic will not rust at all. Stainless stays bright. Corten is meant to weather to a rust patina and then settle, which is the finish designers ask for.
The range
Edging, tools and the bits that finish the job
Listed by the job people buy it for. Free delivery across New Zealand on orders over $100.
A closer look
Five materials, one job done properly
The same clean line, in whichever material suits your garden and your budget.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Garden and lawn edging in five materials, sold by the metre or by the section: recycled plastic, 304 stainless steel in three face heights, corten weathering steel, black powder coated steel, and a decorative stone effect border. Alongside it, the tools and fixings that put it in.
Recycled plastic for a lawn edge on a budget, stainless where the edging sits against pale paving that must not stain, corten where the look is the point, and black steel where you want the edge itself to disappear. The decorative border is the one to choose when you want the edging to be seen.
No. The per metre ranges are sold by the metre and the border is sold by the 24 cm section, so you can order exactly what the job needs.
No. The metal ranges ship as whole interlocking sections, roughly a metre each, and the plastic kit ships by the metre. If you need a shorter run you cut it yourself, with garden shears on the plastic and a hacksaw on the steel. Because nothing is made to your measurement, your full right to change your mind applies to everything we sell.
Measure the run in metres and order that many. A curve uses slightly more than the straight line distance between its ends, so round up rather than down.
A rubber mallet for almost everything. For a lawn edge, cutting the line first with a half moon edging iron gives a far cleaner result than forcing edging into uncut turf.
It stops runners crossing at the boundary, which is most of the problem. It is a barrier between the lawn and the bed, not a weed treatment: seeds already in the bed will still germinate.
Yes. The plastic kit includes three 20 cm spiral spikes per metre, the stainless includes three 100 mm steel spikes per metre, and the corten and black steel include seven per section. Spare packs are sold separately if the ground is loose.
It can, while the patina is forming, so think about what sits directly below it. If that is a concern the stainless range does not weather at all and will not mark anything.
Yes, anywhere in New Zealand, from Cape Reinga to Bluff, including Waiheke and Stewart Island.
There is no sample service, but the per metre ranges have no minimum order, so a single metre is the cheapest way to see the material in your own garden.
Yes. Send the lengths, materials and quantities through the wholesale quote page and we will come back with a price. There is no published trade list.
If you have any concerns with your order, please contact our support team by email and they will be glad to assist you. Most emails are answered within 1 business day. Support Team: theteam@gardenedging.net.nz
Once your order is shipped, it will be marked as complete in our database and you will receive a confirmation email with a tracking number.
We are a "online supplier", with no physical shop or premises. In this way, we are able to pass our considerable savings directly to you.
You will be sent a receipt for your order by email after payment is made. You will also receive a confirmation email with a tracking number once your item has been shipped.
Delivery anywhere in New Zealand is NZD 25, and it is free once your order reaches NZD 100. It takes five to seven days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time while the order is picked and packed.
All of our prices are displayed in $NZD- New Zealand Pounds
We accept card payments and PayPal through our secure checkout.
Delivery anywhere in New Zealand is NZD 25, and it is free once your order reaches NZD 100. There is one delivery service rather than a choice of speeds.
Five to seven days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time while the order is picked and packed.
Yes, under our own policy. New Zealand law gives no automatic cooling off period on an online order, so this is goodwill rather than a statutory right: you have 15 days from purchase, the goods come back unused and in resaleable condition at your cost, and a $39 packing and handling fee per order is not refunded. Email us with your order number first.
That is a separate and stronger right under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, and it is not limited to a number of days: it runs for as long as the goods should reasonably have lasted. You can ask for a repair, a replacement or a refund, and we pay the return postage.
You do, unless the item is faulty or we sent the wrong thing.
Yes. Contact us with your order number as soon as you can. Most orders are picked within 24 hours, so the sooner the better.
You get a confirmation email with a tracking number once the order ships. Items in one order can travel in separate parcels.
Card payment and PayPal, both through a secure checkout. Card details are handled by the payment provider and never reach this site.
New Zealand dollars, and that is what your card is charged.
Yes. Use the wholesale quote page with the lengths and quantities you need and we will come back with a price.
Buying guide
Choosing garden edging
We sell edging and nothing else, so this is the short version of what we have learned: what each material is good at, where it is the wrong choice, and how to fit it so it is still straight in five years.
What garden edging actually does
A vertical barrier sunk into the ground between two areas. It stops grass runners crossing into a bed, holds mulch and gravel where you put them, and gives you a defined line to mow to. That last one is why people who fit it once do the rest of the garden the following spring.
Which material
Flexible recycled plastic is the cheapest per metre, bends to a curve by hand, and pegs in with a mallet without a proper trench. Black and stainless steel give a thin, hard line that almost disappears against grass, at the cost of more work to install. Corten is the design led choice: it weathers to an orange brown patina and then stabilises.
We would rather be straight about the trade offs. Plastic in full sun eventually fades and stiffens. Steel needs a spade line cut first and is heavier to handle. Corten sheds rust while it weathers, which can mark pale paving next to it. None of that makes any of them a bad product, but it should decide which one you buy.
What height to use
A 5 cm face keeps grass out of a flat bed. Go to 10 cm where there is a mulch layer or a change of level to hold back, and 20 cm where it is doing real retaining work. The deeper the face, the more it holds and the more digging it wants.
Working out how many metres
Measure along the line the edging will follow, going round every curve, rather than straight across the bed. Those two numbers are different and the straight one is always short. A hose laid along the route and then measured is the easiest way to do it. Add a little for cuts.
Then order that many metres. We cut the per metre ranges to your length, there is no minimum, and nothing is wasted on an offcut.
Fitting it
This is a DIY job with ordinary tools. Cut a clean vertical line with a square spade, seat the edging against that face with the top about 50 mm above soil, drive the spikes through the tabs with a rubber mallet, then backfill and firm the soil against both sides with your heel.
Peg roughly every 1.2 m on a straight run and every 300 mm on a curve. Under pegging a curve is the single most common reason edging pulls itself flat over a season. Butt joins tightly and peg either side, because a gap at a join is where grass gets back through.
The tiring part is the kneeling and the mallet work, which is why we also sell a rubber mallet, a kneeling pad and gloves.
Where people use it
Flower and shrub beds are the most common reason people come to us, followed by mulch and gravel areas. After that: path and driveway edges, tree circles, vegetable beds, and separating a lawn from a patio.
Questions before you order
If you are not sure which material suits your ground, or how many metres a curved bed needs, ask before you buy. It is a short email and a great deal easier than sending back a cut length. You can reach us at theteam@gardenedging.net.nz.
Free delivery across New Zealand on orders $100+ · Sold by the metre or the section
Order the number of metres you need.
Per metre edging cut to your run, with no minimum order and free delivery across New Zealand on orders over $100.
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A real team you can reach
Questions about which material suits your ground, how many metres you need, your order or delivery? A friendly human on our team is happy to help, no bots and no runaround.
Company information
Full business details, published openly, so you always know exactly who you are buying from.
- Company nameGardenEdge New Zealand (gardenedging.net.nz), a division of Caruso Consulting Co Ltd
- Tax ID0765554000332
- New Zealand administration office3 Glenside Crescent, Eden Terrace, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
- Registered address47 Moo 1, T. Nawoong, Meaung, Phetchaburi 76000, Thailand
- Emailtheteam@gardenedging.net.nz
We deliver right across New Zealand
We ship right across New Zealand, including Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Hamilton and Tauranga, alongside Dunedin, Palmerston North, Napier, Nelson and Whangarei. Wherever you are, the edging goes out by the metre, with free delivery on orders over $100.
Secure checkout
Every order is processed through an encrypted, SSL-secured checkout, so your payment details stay private from start to finish.
Advice before you order
Not sure which material suits your ground, or how many metres a curved bed needs? Email us first. We would rather answer the question than take a return.
An established business
We trade openly with full company details published above, and your statutory rights under NZ consumer law apply to every order.
In summary
Page summary
GardenEdge New Zealand (gardenedging.net.nz) is an online garden edging store from Caruso Consulting Co Ltd, delivering across New Zealand. It sells lawn and garden edging in four materials: a flexible recycled plastic kit ($13 per metre, 50 mm face height), black steel ($89 per metre, 100 mm face height), stainless steel ($33 to $45 per metre in 50 mm, 100 mm and 200 mm face heights) and corten weathering steel ($89 per metre, 100 mm face height), plus interlocking stone effect bed borders at $5 per 24 cm section. The per metre ranges are sold by the metre with no minimum, and nothing is cut to a customer’s measurement. Plastic bends to a curve by hand and pegs down with a mallet; steel wants a spade line cut first and gives a thinner line; corten is designed to weather to a rust patina and can mark pale paving while it does. Also sold: the two tools that cut and finish an edge, a half moon shovel and a manual lawn edging tool, each offered as the tool head alone at $99 or as a complete kit with the handle at $119. Accessories are spare plastic edging spikes in packs of 10, 50 and 100, u-shaped garden stakes, a memory foam kneeling pad, leather gardening gloves, a rubber mallet and weed barrier fabric. It is an online only shop with no showroom and no installation service. Delivery is NZ wide, free on orders of $100 or more and otherwise a flat $25, arriving in 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.
- CompanyGardenEdge New Zealand (gardenedging.net.nz), a division of Caruso Consulting Co Ltd · Tax ID 0765554000332
- ProductGarden and lawn edging in recycled plastic, black steel, stainless steel and corten, plus edging tools and accessories
- PricePer metre edging from $13 · tools from $99 · free delivery over $100, otherwise $25
- SpecificationsFace heights 5 cm to 20 cm · per metre ranges cut to length with no minimum · plastic kit supplied with spiral spikes · peg every 1.2 m on straights and 300 mm on curves
- Best forFlower and shrub beds, mulch and gravel areas, path and driveway edges, tree circles, vegetable beds, lawn to patio lines
- Not ideal forVery uneven ground with frequent dips and rises, which suits a paver or brick border better than a continuous strip
- DeliveryNZ wide, 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time
- ReturnsNothing is cut to a customer’s measurement: the metal ranges ship as interlocking sections of roughly a metre and the plastic is sold by the metre, so you trim anything shorter yourself. New Zealand law gives no cooling off period on an online order, so change of mind is covered by this shop's own 15 day policy, at your cost and with a $39 handling fee per order. Faulty goods rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 are separate and unaffected.
- Contacttheteam@gardenedging.net.nz
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