Borders

A. Edging in landscaping refers to the use of materials like edging stones, garden edging stones, or concrete edging stones to create clear boundaries between different areas of a yard or garden. It helps to define spaces such as flower beds, lawns, walkways, and driveways, keeping everything looking neat and organized.

A. The best type of landscape edging depends on the function and style you're aiming for. Concrete edging stones are often used for their durability, clean lines and textured look. Other common materials include metal, wood, or plastic, but stone and concrete remain popular for their long-lasting performance.

A. Yes, concrete edging is generally worth it for those looking for a long-term solution. It’s strong, low-maintenance and stays in place well, making it effective for defining areas like landscaping borders or garden paths. It also holds up well in areas with changing weather conditions.

A. Properly installed concrete edging stones can last for more than 25 years, often decades. They are designed to resist shifting, cracking, and damage from moisture or temperature changes, which makes them a practical choice for permanent border stones edging.

A. To keep edging stones secure, start with a solid base of compacted gravel or sand. Some installations may also require landscape edging restraints or mortar. This prevents the edging stones from moving or settling unevenly over time, especially along garden borders or driveways.

A. Sealing concrete edging stones is optional, but it can help protect against staining, and weathering. If your edging is installed in high-traffic or moisture-prone areas, a sealant can extend the life and maintain the appearance of your landscape edging stone.