Why is Garden Edging Necessary?
It’s important for this barrier to be uniform so that maintain a cohesive look for your outdoor area.
Here are some of the best suggestions weve learned from our experts.
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These create defined borders that can be covered with mulch or sod.
Everything blends seamlessly to create a nice, clean look, Raboine says.
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Galvanized spikes hold the restraints in place to prevent future movement.
Edging Stones
For a defined and clean look, Raboine strongly suggests edging stones.
They add an extra element of sophistication to gardens, Raboine says.
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As another perk, edging stones can be coordinated with your existing materials to create a truly streamlined design.
On the other hand, cut soil edges are a cost-effective solution.
This is also a great option for properties that have a slight slope, Singleton says.
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The option for multiple courses of chopped stone can ensure that the landscape beds remain at a constant level.
“I love the look of a raw corten steel edging that patinas over time, she says.
It can be utilized for both a modern and naturalistic style garden.
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In fact, you might already have materials on hand that will do the trick.
It also requires little to no maintenance and will feel organic in your garden.
They can be used to fill a small space, or line a pathway.
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But, you’re able to also make the incline work to your advantage.
Shaped Paving Stones
Paving stones dont have to be concrete slabs plopped down along your garden.
In her case, she uses brick or slate, as its whats featured elsewhere on her property.
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I like to use brickor slate for edging, Williams says.
This is because they feature everywhere in the surrounding buildings and walls.
Mulch will improve your soil as it breaks down and can be sourced locally and inexpensively, she says.
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I love to embrace a bit ofchaos gardening, says Thompson.
Recycled and organic materials found in your own backyard will always be the cheapest way to edge your garden.
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