Plastic edging is a cheaper option, but it's also less durable. It can crack and fade over time due to exposure to the elements. Landscape curbing, on the other hand, is made from concrete, making it much more durable and long-lasting. Plus The Curbing Edge reinforces theirs with steel cable too!  Additionally, plastic edging can become dislodged and require frequent adjustments, while landscape curbing stays firmly in place.

Metal edging can be more durable than plastic, but it can also rust over time and may pose a safety hazard due to sharp edges. Landscape curbing, being made of concrete, doesn't have these issues. It's also more visually appealing, as it can be customized to match your landscape design, while metal edging options are more limited.

Natural edging can blend well with the landscape, but it requires more maintenance. Rocks can shift over time, and plants can overgrow or die, requiring replacement. Landscape curbing requires less maintenance and provides a more permanent solution. It also does a better job of preventing grass and weeds from encroaching on flower beds.