Landscape edging
OwnerHarold E. Yannainventor
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Abstract
Landscape edging for defining a border proximate plant life comprises a generally planar member, an interior flange generally parallel to the plane of the member extending along a first portion thereof, and an exterior flange generally parallel to the plane of the member and extending along a second portion thereof. The member further includes a contiguous, raised wall projecting generally perpendicularly to the plane of the member, the wall is interposed between the interior and exterior flanges of the member and extends along the length of the member. The wall cooperates with the interior flange of the member to retain a mulch media thereby, and the wall, the interior and exterior flanges cooperate to limit the growth of undesirable foliage beneath the member. Various shapes of edging are disclosed.
Claims8
Landscape edging of the type comprising a base member having a raised wall member disposed generally perpendicular thereto wherein:
- I. said base member is a hollow member which comprises:
- a. a first and second ground contacting wall;
- b. a first flange disposed in a spaced-apart and generally inclined relationship with the subjacent earth and having a first edge thereof which is closest to the earth supported by the first ground contacting wall;
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- c. a second flange disposed in a spaced-apart and generally inclined relationship with the subjacent earth and having a first edge thereof which is closest to the earth supported by the second ground contacting wall;
- II. the raised wall member is disposed proximate a second edge of each of said flanges and at an approximate right angle to the earth, whereby the wall member and first flange cooperate to retain mulch media and the inclined flanges are operative to drain moisture away from the raised wall member and toward the earth.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.