![]() The variety of shapes can range from small cobblestones, to bricks, and huge slabs. Stone can come in multitude of colors to coordinate with the exterior of your home. Stone is another favorite garden edging preference. Place bricks very close to each other in a bed of sand and then fill the spaces in between the bricks with more sand.ĭiagonal brick edging is created by digging a trench and laying bricks diagonally upon each other and then back filling. A traditional side-by-side design is easy for a homeowner to do. ![]() Brick can be quite affordable and configured in a multitude of design layouts. It is also a prime choice for front yard garden beds. Now let’s explore some more traditional, yet just as lovely, garden edging ideas.īrick garden edging is probably one of the most popular edging options. Cut birch logs in equal lengths and bury ends 6-8″+ deep in the soil (plant deeper if back filling with soil). Fill with pebbles or soil to create an unexpected succulent garden.įor a relaxed and woodsy look, a birch log border could be a an easy DIY project, especially if fallen branches/trees are readily available around your home. These metal posts form a very sturdy and will develop a rusty patina over time. Consider filling the bottles with sand before burying for better durability. Note: Take extra caution when trimming grass near the bottles. Your garden will be the topic of conversation at you next outdoor party. This would be perfect for any zen themed garden.Ĭalling all wine lovers! Recycle old and empty wine bottles to create a whimsical wine bottle garden edge. Of course, being a coastal design blogger, I couldn’t resist using this summer’s beach combing bounty collection to create a beautiful whelk shell garden edge in our backyard.īamboo edging is an affordable and because bamboo grows so quickly, it is a very eco-sustainable option. Most of the beach homes we’ve stayed at use local found shells to line the borders of garden beds. Let’s take a peek at some unique types of garden edging ideas first! We will also go over my favorite, recommended tools to help maintain a clean and manicured edge. Today we are going to explore some garden edging ideas that help keep unwanted plants and grasses out of the beds, but also give your gardens definition, character, pizzaz and boost curb appeal. Special thanks to Troy-Bilt for sponsoring this post!
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