Create a super simple, no dig garden border using everyday items from your local big box store!

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  1. i am new to this and watch a couple of videos. i just do not understand why would most builders insist to dig the ground and remove all the grass and lay rocks and all other kinds of materials before pouring cement? i believe these are professional builders and there must be good reasons they do this the hard way?

  2. The lack of mixing the concrete with water prior to laying has got me baffled. 😅 never seen it done this way…. Might have to give it a go

  3. I’m confused. Don’t they want us to dig so the pavers don’t move /shift over time? I’d much rather do it this way than digging if it’s not going to fall apart or shift and look a mess in a few years.

  4. Im not sure I would want to cement pavers in to the flower bed. Seems a bit unnessesary as they should be heavy enough to stay in place. This will be a huge pain to move or change.

  5. Great job …
    I think using adhesive made for landscape blocks might come in handy to prevent any shifting .
    Also suggest throwing a level on the edging for those with unlevel lawns might be useful as well .
    Thoughts ?

  6. Great job! I think I would put a second parallel no dig edging for the back side so that when pouring the concrete out it will all be contained in one neat strip.

  7. One day late seeing this
    I just dug a trench to put brick in no let me take my butt home after work and put dirt right back in the whole, then go get concrete LORD HELP ME…… Home Depot/Lowes Here I come

  8. Was doing this same thing but with paver sand and it just isn't as sturdy in the long run. Didn't know you can do this with cement and have a good bond. Many thanks

  9. My question is: Whats is done to block weeds. It looks nice today but Im guessing within a couple growing seasons, you have a lot of work.

  10. Great video. Question though.. what is the point of the black edging? The stones are the edging border.

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