If your walk has a curved or angled shape, ... In addition to bricks, you'll need a crushed stone base at least 4 in. thick, a 1-in.-thick layer of sand and edging to keep the bricks in place.

Contractor Jeff Goodman has built what he says is a better paver edging spike. Goodman, who installs landscaping and hardscaping such as walks and patios, got tired of dealing with brick pavers ...

Brooks, creator and owner of 2xEDGE, shared a few of their landscape edging projects with us – including this residential patio, made with red brick and laid in a double basket weave pattern ...

A narrow herb border positioned against a south-facing wall is finished with a neat brick edge. Credit: Photo: Marianne Majerus 1 Choose a sunny location with good drainage. Measure out a plot ...

Rubber edging costs $5 to $10 for a 4-foot-long section. A 24-foot section of aluminum edging is $40 to $50. Ground limestone or paver base, used as a foundation under bricks and flagstone, costs ...

Edging that creates a solid barrier (whether made from steel, plastic, brick, or boards) is usually better for maintenance than something which can let grass roots through, like small stones.

Brick edging is easy to install without too much heavy digging and are relatively cost-effective, even if you’re lining a long driveway. Plus, there are various brick colors to choose from.

While plastic is certainly not as durable as concrete, brick, or metal, it's nearly effortless to install when compared to other edging materials. It also provides a discreet edge for traditional ...

Just as walls define rooms in a house, edging defines a garden by giving it both structure and shape. Without a proper border, even the most elegant flower garden will spread and sprawl, creating a… ...

These beautiful border ideas will define your beds, contain mulch and dirt, and help protect your plants.