Mower Style
This style is very popular because it is installed to both accommodate a lawn mower wheel and at the same time retain garden materials because of it's higher backside. It also has great curb appeal as it sets off the landscaping with a picture perfect frame type look.
Slant Style
The slant style became popular in the 90's because it able to be textured, stamped or done in regular gray concrete as can the curb style. But, unlike the curb style  it has the unique ability to hold in garden materials because the back side is higher than the front side. The front side is generally set at ground level to accommodate lawn mower wheels. The slanted look shows off any texture or stamping that may be applied.
Curb Style
The curb style is generally set at ground level for lawn mowing. It is very popular with commercial lawn setting because it handles larger mower wheels and has a more massive look. It can be installed as regular gray concrete or it can be stamped or textured. Because it is set at ground level it is not easily seen from the street and therefore leaves a groomed look without seeing as much concrete edging.
Patterns
Castlestone
Granite
Cobbelstone
Flagstone Spanish Belgian
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