Epimedium. marty baldwin. a favorite edging plant for shady landscape beds, epimedium (barrenwort) is a perky little perennial that blooms in spring with spidery flowers in shades of pink, purple, orange, yellow, and white. many varieties have attractive foliage that turns bronzy in autumn. 2 | scalloped brick edging. this scalloped brick edging is sold at hardware stores in pieces that are meant to fit together. as with sunken bricks, you’ll need to dig a trench around the outside of your flower bed to put them in. then simply set these edging pieces in the ground and fill in around them with dirt.
Glass bottle edging. this eco friendly garden edging idea is a great option for recycling glass bottles. depending on the area, you may have to collect glass bottles for a while—or ask neighbors for their recycling. but then you can simply create the border by inserting bottles upside down in the soil. 37. ceramic tile bed edging. ceramic tiles can also be upcycled to create beautiful bed edging. you could even use offcuts or broken tiles for the purpose. tiles could be placed upright in the soil along the edge of a ground level garden bed, or inset into the ground – along the edge of a lawn, for example. 38. Edge your landscape with colored glass bottles to infuse your yard with a whimsical, down home look. bury the bottles' necks side by side in the soil to use as garden edging. to keep turf or weeds from migrating from your lawn into your beds, sink a sheet of aluminum flashing about 8 inches into the ground alongside the bottles. 08of 08. Brick walls. @tilly design instagram. if you're looking for true separation in your backyard, say between the garden and your dining area, an edging with some height might be required. red brick is a classic way to add height, separation, and make your outdoor dining area feel like an extension of your home. continue to 7 of 24 below.
Edge your landscape with colored glass bottles to infuse your yard with a whimsical, down home look. bury the bottles' necks side by side in the soil to use as garden edging. to keep turf or weeds from migrating from your lawn into your beds, sink a sheet of aluminum flashing about 8 inches into the ground alongside the bottles. 08of 08. Brick walls. @tilly design instagram. if you're looking for true separation in your backyard, say between the garden and your dining area, an edging with some height might be required. red brick is a classic way to add height, separation, and make your outdoor dining area feel like an extension of your home. continue to 7 of 24 below. Brick and mortar edging. @locolandscapedesign instagram. vintage bricks are a favorite material for creating garden borders. you can make a stable and neat edge by using mortar to attach the bricks to each other. the soft colors of these bricks are a nice contrast to the smooth river rocks in this succulent bed. This collection of garden edging ideas will help you define garden borders, highlight an area, add texture, and dress up your landscape. often overlooked, lawn and flower bed edging can play an important role in your landscape design plan to improve your property’s overall curb appeal. edging comes down to simply separating two distinct areas.
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