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# Edging

If this is your first time working in landscape sections, we recommend reviewing the [Beds article](https://support.elevationadvisor.com/en-us/article/beds-begin-here-if-you-are-just-getting-started-with-sections-147cu76/) first. It walks through the basics and uses the same sample project referenced here.

In the [Elevation Advisor sample design](https://elevation-knowledgebase.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/Proposals/Sections/sample_design.pdf), there’s a small amount of **edging** located in the **blue-outlined area** along the edge of the lawn.


### Adding Edging to Your Proposal

If you haven’t already added edging:
1.  Click **Edit** in the top right corner.
2.  Select **Edging** from the template library.
3.  Click **Save** to add it to your proposal.


### Materials & Labor

Once Edging is selected, move to the **Materials/Labor** area. You’ll see one option labeled **Edging Type** with a blue **Connect Item** button.
* Click **Connect Item** to choose your specific product and enter the quantity.
* In our example, we used 25 ft of Ace of Diamond plastic edging.
* To add more materials, click **+Add Material** and choose from the **Materials sidebar**.
* To adjust labor, double-click the **Crew Hours** value and enter the time manually.

![Figure 1: Entering Edging materials and labor.](https://elevation-knowledgebase.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/Proposals/Sections/Images/Edging_1.png =800x368)



### Finalizing the Section

Once materials and labor are set, you can:

* Change Crew Size, Add labor, equipment, or subcontractors as needed.
* Enter a **Description of Services** to communicate the scope of work to your client.
* Add **Crew Notes** for internal use, such as staging instructions or access details.


If you need help with these steps, refer to the **Beds article**, which walks through the process in detail.