But should you edge your flower beds? In a word, absolutely. Flower bed edging not only keeps your garden tidy by preventing grass from invading your flowers but also elevates the overall look of your ...

There's nothing that can smarten up a yard like crisp border edges. If DIYing them feels daunting, here are some must-know ...

Get creative with garden borders! Materials like brick, plastic, concrete, wood, stone, and wattle can be used for unique garden edging designs. Incorporate different materials by mixing and matching ...

Garden edging serves several purposes from suppressing weeds, to keeping your flower beds in check to simply sprucing up the design of your garden. While there are several of options to choose ...

With fall and winter weather on the horizon, mulch offers another key benefit: insulating plant and tree roots from the cold.

Edging: This shovel features a broad, flat, square-shaped head, which creates beautiful and uniform edges around landscaping beds. Trench: A long, narrow blade, only about three or four inches ...

We’re showcasing nine of our favorite landscaping ideas to help transform ... a way to frame off the perimeter of a flower bed, natural mulch edging is a subtle and simple way to keep grass ...

Landscaping, in particular ... A few ways to create these defined spaces are by utilizing hedges, masonry edging, flower beds and fences. Hanging out in your backyard doesn’t have to mean ...

From knowing what plants to cut-back to when to add compost to your garden beds, here are four things to do this fall in your ...

Four gardeners tried out 10 pairs of lawn edging shears, including some with telescopic mechanisms, cutting five metres of vertical lawn edges around our trial beds. We chose gardeners who varied in ...

Zinnias provide brilliant colour all summer long and the new Zinnia ‘Zesty’ is a vigorous grower with large double blooms ...

But October, the time most gardeners put the garden to bed ... Your flower beds need weeding, too. If you don’t use an edging tool to create an impenetrable canyon around your flower beds ...