Garden edging has been a part of garden design for many years. Garden border edging gives a garden definition, they create boundaries, add to the overall sense of design, provide a guide for visitors and act as a practical barrier between garden and lawn, or path and garden.

Metal Garden Edging is popular, strips of metal up to 200mm high provide a strong edge for raised garden beds. Brick edging can be used to form a solid bed, raised to a suitable height. Stone edging can be laid to create an attractive barrier between lawn and garden. Timber and bamboo edging are easy to work with and economical. Plastic of PVC garden edging is often a recycled product, these are economical and long lasting.

Garden Edging Materials

  • Victorian Lawn Edging
  • Picket Lawn Edging
  • Ceramic lawn edging
  • Log garden edging
  • Garden stone edging
  • Metal garden edging
  • Plastic garden edging.
  • Bamboo Garden Edging.
  • Wooden Garden Edging.

The cheapest edging is of course a dug edge, all you need is a sharp spade.

So what garden edging is appropriate ? Consider:

  • Material Cost
  • Visual appeal
  • Ease of installation
  • Permanence
  • Required Height
  • Safety considerations