Path & Lawn Edging

Enhance your flower beds and lawn with garden edging and borders. Ideal for completing your paving project and tidying up your grass and patio, edging and log rolls are a multi-use solution for neat outdoor spaces. Choose subtle wooden lawn edging to blend into borders or contemporary styles for statement landscaping. Aluminium and plastic lawn edging is flexible and easy to install whilst subtly creating a pristine divide.Create a clear divide between gravel, grass, soil, and stone with garden border edging. PVC hardwood blends have a beautiful look with long-term rot, fade, and split-free properties. Alternatively, choose picket fence border edging for a country-garden look. Swift Edge borders are made from aircraft-grade aluminium and were created by professional landscape architects. They’re an excellent choice for pristine edges that make a statement, and we also stock a variety of other flexile lawn edging products for any project you have in mind.Our border edging log rolls create an attractive finish for your flower beds and feature areas. Wooden garden edging is available in timber and bamboo with a range of designs, so get creative and build imaginative textures around your garden. Our border log rolls are pressure treated to protect against rot and decay, guaranteed for up to 20 years. Whether it’s for your garden or you need gravel edging for your driveway, we’ve got the solution for you. Don't forget to check out our selection of compost and topsoil to complete the renovation of your garden into a beautiful haven.

FAQs:

What is a gabion?

A gabion is a structure made of wire mesh or woven baskets which is filled with rocks or other suitable materials. Gabions are used for various applications like erosion control, retaining walls, and landscaping. Gabion baskets provide stability and strength to these structures.

How do you edge a lawn?

To edge a lawn, you can use plastic edging, metal edging, or timber edging. Simply install the chosen edging material along the desired border of the lawn with fixing pegs, ensuring it’s securely anchored into the ground, to create a defined and neat edge.

How do you edge a gravel path?

Start by digging a narrow trench along the path's desired edge. Then, insert edging material such as metal, plastic, or wood into the trench, ensuring it is level and secure. Finally, backfill the trench with soil or gravel to hold the edging in place.