It is possible to mow right up to and even over EverEdge once it has been installed correctly. EverEdge is designed to be durable and can withstand the pressure of most mowers, including tractor mowers.
When installing EverEdge, it is important to follow the proper instructions to ensure it is securely in place. This will help prevent any movement or damage when mowing over it. The EverEdge team can provide guidance on the appropriate installation method for your specific needs.
Once EverEdge is installed, maintaining its neat appearance is relatively easy. Trimming shears or a strimmer can be used to keep the edges tidy and prevent any overgrowth from encroaching onto the EverEdge.
In my personal experience, I have found that trimming shears work well for smaller areas or when precision is required. They allow for more control and accuracy when trimming the grass or other vegetation around the EverEdge.
On the other hand, a strimmer can be a more efficient option for larger areas or when dealing with tougher vegetation. It can quickly and easily cut through grass and weeds, making it easier to maintain the edges of the EverEdge.
I have also found that regularly inspecting the EverEdge and trimming any overgrowth promptly can help prevent any potential issues. This ensures that the EverEdge remains in good condition and continues to provide a clean and defined edge for your lawn or garden.
Mowing over EverEdge is not only possible but also relatively simple to maintain. With proper installation and regular trimming, EverEdge can withstand the pressure of mowers and help create a neat and tidy appearance for your outdoor space.
