Laying a double layer of stone -- one upright and the other flat -- is a way to edge beds without weed-whacking. Edging the beds with stone and a thin strip of cut mulch mat is also an excellent ...

Not all garden paver borders need to be perfectly pristine and clean-cut. Using rough-cut stone pavers in a shady area can bring to mind the image of a secret hideaway or a long-forgotten castle.

Creating a solid base for your pavers and edging is the only way to ensure they'll hold up with use, so it's important to choose the right material for the job.

Stone edging is perfect if you're looking for a way to seamlessly tie in your garden edging to surrounding nature. Stone edging blends in perfectly, especially in an urban area along sidewalks. 23.

European landscaping spaces are famed for their distinct beauty and style, so why not use them for inspiration with your very ...

GARDENING Use stone to update, add interest to your landscape As nurseries around town fill with scrumptious, irresistible spring plants, be sure to plan before you plop. As you start filling in … ...

Garden Elements True Form Plastic Flex-Wall Landscape Edging: available at Amazon This 4-foot-long set with faux stone will save a lot of work and time, and reviewers say it looks realistic and is ...

There are so many modern garden edging materials available it can be hard to choose—here are 24 stylish ways to edge your garden for a modern finished look.

Eco Border No-Dig Landscape Garden Border Edging (3-in. high x 48-in. long, 6 pieces) Made entirely from recycled tires, this weather-resistant edging option is simple to install and mower-friendly.

GRAVEL or STONE PATH: The advice for layout and installing edging is the same as above. Once you're happy with the layout, dig out the path to a depth of 4" if you are on sandy soil, and 8" you ...