Define Your Purpose:

Determine the purpose of your garden edging – whether it's to define flower beds, pathways, or borders. Or protect from weeds. We sell metal and poly edging -both are great choices. Metal edging offers a modern and sturdy option, while poly edging provides flexibility and ease of installation.

Survey the Area:

Assess the garden area where you intend to install the edging. Measure the length and contours to understand the quantity of materials needed.

Choose the Material:

Decide on the elements you want to incorporate, such as decorative rocks, stones, pavers, decks, pathways, seating areas, and plantings.

Sketch the Layout:

Create a simple sketch or plan of your garden layout, marking where you intend to place the edging.

Estimate Quantities:

Estimate the quantities of materials required based on your measurements and chosen edging type. We offer materials calculators to help you.

Prepare the Area:

Clear the area of debris, plants, and any obstacles that might interfere with the edging installation.

Consider Installation:

Decide whether you'll install the edging yourself or ask us for a referral on some install pros.

Gather Tools:

Make a list of tools needed for the project, such as a shovel, mallet, level, and safety gear.

Safety Precautions:

Consider safety measures, such as wearing gloves and protective eyewear, when handling materials and tools.

Visualize the Look:

Imagine how the chosen edging material will enhance the aesthetics of your garden and complement existing landscaping. Gather pictures and bring your dreams to us!

Get Expert Advice:

If you're uncertain about the best edging option or installation methods, seek advice from our store experts; we can help you.

By following these steps, you'll be well-prepared to visit the store and choose the right materials for your garden edging project. Your thoughtful planning will help you create well-defined and visually appealing borders that enhance the beauty of your garden.