decordip Interior Design Ideas
Garden bed edges give your outdoor space a more cohesive and tidy look. You can customize the space and make it unique. You should choose the edge of the garden bed carefully to match your decorating style and create the feeling you want. I have prepared some cool ideas to choose from. Look at this!
brick
Backyard essentials are always a great choice to keep your yard simple and organized. But who said you have to use traditional material in a traditional way? Landscape tiles can be used in a variety of ways to create custom beds, sidewalk borders, and support for tiered gardens. Do not forget that in addition to landscaping, you can also use common ones that create bold and catchy borders and combine them with neutral gravel or decomposed granite or with red brick paths.
concrete
Striking white stucco and concrete finishes keep this small-space landscape simple and refreshing, adding added appeal to a bustling row of roadside townhouses. A small space to work doesn’t mean you can’t have a garden bed or an original look. Concrete is also a great edging material if you have a minimalist garden or patio. Want more originality? Then frame your garden bed with concrete planters!
wood
Wood is a very natural material for making bed edges and most of us will be able to create such a project on our own. Opt for thin, regular edges of wood, planks of wood with a mismatched appearance, slices of wood, or even logs if they suit your style. The only downside I would like to mention is poor durability, especially in rainy areas.
metal
Steel edging is generally inexpensive and not just for building. Bury an edge in the ground and use it to create a meandering garden border that will weatherproof year after year and add a rustic look to any type of garden. Metal panels are rust and fade resistant and when combined with the right framing materials are generally suitable for both fencing and garden borders.
baskets
Young green seedlings, willow branches, or other green, flexible wood are easily woven into a strong and pliable mat for raised garden borders. Baskets instantly add a cozy, rustic feel to the space, perfect for vegetable gardens.
