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Garden Edging: The Finishing Touch to Your Garden Design

Garden edging is an element that ensures the transition between two spaces in the garden, for example, between soil and lawn. It also guides visitors through the garden or leads them to your door. Garden edging fulfills essential functions while enhancing visual appeal.

How to Select Your Garden Edging ?

We offer numerous edging options in a wide range of materials and varied styles. Whether natural, classic, or contemporary, choose your edging based on the ambiance you wish to create in your garden, as well as its function. Some will add a decorative character to a flower bed, while others will serve to delineate a path leading to the house.

Wide Selection of Path Edging and Vegetable Garden Borders

Find numerous models of edging for your outdoor landscaping on our site. From simple decorative effects with metal arched or latticed edging to edging for retaining mounds of earth, concrete or reconstituted stone edging to define a path, or eco-friendly materials like recycled rubber edging to facilitate mowing. Below is an overview of our various garden edging options available:

Metal and Steel Garden Borders

A complete range of steel edging and metal borders, manufactured in France. These edging options offer several advantages: they interlock with each other, have metal feet for easy ground insertion and stability, represent a low cost per linear meter, and are flexible, allowing you to create curved or right-angled borders easily without special tools. We also offer cast iron edging resembling antique borders with their scrolls and rusty appearance, giving them a charming, old-fashioned look.

Wooden Garden Edging

The natural aspect and charm of wooden edging are appealing. Ours are made with natural materials such as acacia, rattan, wicker, bamboo, and hazel. For most of them, a steel frame serves as a support for the wood weaving, providing great longevity and robustness. Wooden edging is very easy to install (simply plant them in the ground), effectively outlines garden contours, and respects the natural look of your garden.

Stone and Slate Garden

Borders Slate bars, reconstituted stone, or natural slate, these edgings will give a beautiful mineral ambiance to your garden while preventing weed proliferation in your flower beds or vegetable garden.

Plastic and Recycled Rubber Garden Edging

Ideal for lining flower borders, winding paths, or ponds, recycled rubber and recyclable plastic edging are flexible and very durable. They allow you to perfectly follow the contours of your beds, in curves or circles. Garden Edging Strip, Perfect for mowing around shrubs or flower beds. Some of our lawn-adapted edging strips have a rim that blocks the mower's wheel to prevent it from overflowing onto the soil area.

Transform Your Outdoor Space into a Peaceful Haven

Your outdoor area can be a true haven of peace and a living space in its own right, but it needs to be properly landscaped! We recommend adding some structure to your outdoor space, particularly with natural stone garden edging. These can enhance your pathways and flower beds.

What Are Garden Edgings Used For?

Enhancing Spaces

Have you installed pathways, a vegetable garden, or flower beds but feel something is missing? By adding edging, you can highlight the aesthetics of each space. Your flower beds or terrace won't blend in with your lawn. You can enjoy a professional-quality structure and finish with garden path stones.

Easier Maintenance

Are you tired of finding small pebbles or soil in your beautiful lawn? Looking to keep grass from invading your flower beds? Garden edging seems to be the perfect solution to your problems! They will make maintaining your outdoor space easier and save you precious time.

Different Types of Edging

Garden edging comes in various materials, colors, and shapes. Depending on the aesthetic style you want to bring to your green spaces, you can choose from a multitude of models. First, you'll need to decide on the material: wood and bamboo, pebbles, bricks, concrete, natural stones, etc. Depending on what you've chosen, your edging can come in several colors. For natural stone garden edging, we offer black stones such as slate or schist, as well as beige or gray ones. These will create very different styles, from oriental gardens to Mediterranean oases. Finally, edging can take various forms. The two major elements to define are their height and width. For example, if you install flat slate tiles, you'll get a wide and low edging.If you choose to position them on edge, the border will appear thinner and taller.

Installing Garden Edging

Preparing the Site

The first step, even before installation, is to specify the trajectory of your edging. You can use a string for straight edging, or a garden hose for rounded beds. If necessary, "draw" this path in the ground using a spade and remove the grass for a clear delimitation. Then, if the chosen model requires it, you'll need to dig a trench slightly wider than your edging. For depth, this depends on the height of your edging. Make sure to include a few extra centimeters to prepare the cement or glue layer.

Installing the Edging

It's time to get down to business! Lay a bed of cement at the bottom of your trench. If you've fallen for natural stone edging, you'll find suitable installation products for this material in our e-shop. Then, install your edging and push them down with a mallet so they're well aligned. Once the landscaping is finalized and completely dry, you can proceed to the final enhancements.. In some cases, this will include grouting. Otherwise, you'll just need to fill your trenches with soil to rebalance the terrain.

How Much Does Natural Stone Edging Cost?

The cost of garden edging varies based on the selected design. Natural stone is a premium material, making it pricier than cement or wood. However, it will add exceptional charm to your outdoor areas. In our digital marketplace, we strive to provide outstanding products at unbeatable prices. Prices for edging vary between $10 and $80 each. You'll find options that cater to every preference and financial plan. Regardless, you're set to enjoy a highly rewarding investment due to the longevity of natural stone.