Landscape Edging, Mow Brick Borders, Decorative Walls

Types of Landscape Edging

1. Mow Brick Border – Very durable, easy to maintain, easy to mow over it (hence the name) thus trimming is not required. Looks great pulling all elements of brick together (colours/textures). The thicker border prevents mulch and gravel from getting onto the grass.
2. Wood Border – When compared to stone there are cost savings. Wood boards are wide and long enough to provide a good barrier while being durable. Usable for straight lines and sharp angles. Be aware that the wood can be chipped or ruined by maintenance activities.
3. Plastic Edging – Simple way of providing a barrier between the garden bed and grass. Provides clean lines and made from durable plastic. Care needs to be taken when mowing the lawn and trimming is required, as the plastic can kink and lines can become distorted.
4. Stackstone– Raised walls create a real feature in the yard and can also be combined with mow brick to provide a super low maintenance finished product. Can be used in situations up to 2’ in height and able to create a small tiering effect. This is a decorative wall, not a weight bearing retaining wall.