GARDEN RINGS

Yes, as long as the order has not already been picked and packed, it is possible to amend the order. Telephone orders can be changed by contacting the sales team. For web orders, please call 01630 417120 (option 2). Web orders will be cancelled and refunded and a new order will need to be placed.

Smaller, courier orders will be delivered between 1-5 working days from order. Larger pallet orders will be delivered between 2-5 working days from order. See our shipping page for further information.

In very soft ground or clay, simply treading on the edge, or the weight of a mower will push the edge into the soil. To prevent this, place a piece of broken flat tile or brick under each joint or anywhere along the edging. Using the Pin and Sleeve system may also help to anchor and support the edging.

The top of the tree planting rings should never be proud of the grass if you are planning to mow over the edge. Ensure that the top of the tree ring is level with the top of the turf, about 15mm below the cut height of the grass. This is indicated in the installation guide when you buy EverEdge.

EverEdge garden rings have a galvanised coating and a thick layer of plastic powder paint coating. This strong planting ring solution will not deteriorate or rust for at least 15 years

Your CorTen steel tree ring will arrive with a dark blue-grey finish. Over time, it naturally develops a rich rust-coloured patina. This weathering process takes around 3 to 6 months, with full colour development in 6 to 12 months.

A steel garden tree ring acts as effective tree root protection edging. It defines a clear border that shields roots from foot traffic and lawnmowers, helping to prevent damage. It also improves water and nutrient retention around the root ball, supporting healthy growth in young or established trees.

Planting rings for trees help protect and define the root area while trees establish themselves. A tree collar ring can also be used decoratively, ideal for edging circular flower beds, herb gardens, or even framing water features and sculptures.

Yes, you can install your planting ring proud of the ground if you want a more visible border. Just be aware that CorTen or unpainted galvanised steel may have sharp edges, so this may not be ideal for gardens with small children or pets.

Yes. You can link sections from 1.2 m and 1.5 m rings together to form a larger diameter. This is useful if you’re creating circular edging for young trees or landscaping larger beds.

EverEdge steel garden tree rings are made in Britain from 1.6mm galvanised steel with a powder-coated finish for long-lasting durability. They require no maintenance and are designed to withstand UK weather conditions for at least 15 years.

Absolutely. Although designed for trees, these steel edging rings for gardens are versatile. They work well for circular flower beds, herb gardens and small landscape features, helping to add structure and definition to your garden layout.

Yes. CorTen is a corrosion-resistant tree ring material that requires no coating or treatment before installation. It naturally forms a stable rust patina, making it a weatherproof steel garden ring suitable for long-term outdoor use in UK gardens.

For most installations, all you need is a garden spade and a rubber mallet. On soft or clay ground, place a tile or brick beneath each joint for stability. You can also use our Pin & Sleeve system for added anchorage if needed.

EverEdge garden rings are available in standard finishes, including Brown, Slate and raw CorTen. While galvanised steel doesn’t need extra coating, you can apply a custom colour using outdoor metal paint if you prefer a bespoke look.

Yes. Planting rings for trees are flexible and can be adjusted to fit slopes or uneven surfaces. The Pin & Sleeve system is especially useful for improving support on banks or inclines, perfect for lawn edging around trees in trickier spots.