Large or small, natural or cut, rocks bring a lot of style to a landscaping project. Find rock landscaping ideas for garden ...

Everything you need for a do-it-yourself project carving out, edging and finishing your own stone or crushed-rock path.

Stone: Almost any stone can be used to border a path. Landscape suppliers will have several types. If possible, fit the stones tightly for a smooth appearance. Install the stones on an inch or so of ...

Getting rid of old paving stones is a hassle, so don't. Instead, save money and repurpose them in over a dozen ways to make ...

Wherever a path is installed, edging becomes critical, Installing an edge barrier between paths and turf or paths and garden beds keeps landscaping materials from migrating out of their designated ...

Today, our outdoor spaces are extensions of our homes. They bring us outside, to rooms and areas that provide entertaining space, room for kids and pets to play, or a quiet reading nook. Now’s ...

Lawn and garden edging Lawn edging helps define boundaries for your garden or create borders around the outside of your home for mulch, rock, flower beds, plants and shrubs. Using materials to edge… ...

Landscape edging gives your garden or yard a neat, clean look. These are the best garden edging ideas, including modern and traditional borders.

Secure the edging with stakes. The edging not only keeps the ground covers, mulches, or other landscaping material out of your path, but also defines the path, by giving it a crisp edge.

Landscape edging the grass around your garden beds is one of those things that seems like a minor and fussy detail but it cane be hard to do right.

For garden paths, probably the first recycled material we think of is concrete. Broken sidewalks, and new construction replacing old, result in leftover stuff.