What looks better than a well-groomed front lawn with thick blades of green grass and sharp, well-maintained edging with clean beds of floral and other beautiful landscaping elements? Edging is the one of the main components of a good landscaping that will make your yard stand apart from any other house in the neighborhood.

Since it’s such a noticeable and recognizable feature, how can you add the same sophistication to other parts of the exterior of your home. How can edging make a garden look more crisp? How can you separate your grass from landscape elements or a garden? What are your options?

Depending on popular edging materials, some may be better suited than others. Free edging materials can be found in the trench design, that is, creating a trench between the lawn and your landscape. This makes it difficult for the grass to grow across. It’s an easy option because it is so easy to maintain. A simple shovel can be used to dig a trench and maintain it. A more flexible, yet expensive material is bender board. Bender board is a popular option used when creating a more curved appearance to your lawn or garden.

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