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A well-trimmed lawn edge instantly lifts the look of your garden — and with a line trimmer, it’s quick and easy to achieve. Whether you're preparing for summer entertaining or just want a cleaner finish after mowing, here’s a simple guide from our experts to getting crisp lawn edges using a line trimmer.
A line trimmer (battery, corded or petrol)
PPE: safety glasses, closed shoes, gloves
A recently mowed lawn — trimming works best after mowing
Tip: Many modern trimmers have a 90° rotating head, making vertical edging easier and neater.
Mow the grass first. This removes bulk growth so you’re only trimming the edges.
Rotate the trimmer head so the line spins vertically (like a small upright blade). Keep a steady grip and stand with stable footing.
Hold the trimmer so the line just meets the edge of the lawn where it meets concrete, pavers or garden beds. Avoid digging into soil; the goal is to skim, not cut deep.
Move steadily along the edge, letting the trimmer do the work. Quick or jerky movements can leave uneven cuts.
Brush or blow away loose clippings from paths and garden beds for a clean finish.
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