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![Here you can see the landscape timbers set into place. We drilled holes with a long drill bit and sledge-hammered in 18"-24" long pieces of rebar in three places on each beam to secure them into the hillside. The beams create a nice transition between the grass and the mulch bed and the kids use them as balance beams.](http://hgtvhome.sndimg.com/content/dam/images/grdn/fullset/2013/4/24/0/img-1145-2db8eb710000.JPG.rend.hgtvcom.231.174.suffix/1452646854368.jpeg "Here you can see the landscape timbers set into place. We drilled holes with a long drill bit and sledge-hammered in 18"-24" long pieces of rebar in three places on each beam to secure them into the hillside. The beams create a nice transition between the grass and the mulch bed and the kids use them as balance beams.")