Garden Edging

If gardens are paintings, then garden edging is the frame. Garden edging uses materials such as corten steel, plastic, treated pine and aluminium to create clean lines between areas of your garden, like garden beds and grass.

Garden edging helps keep your garden nicely proportioned and draws the eye to particular features. It also has the practical benefit of keeping mulch and soil contained and protecting flower beds from mower blades.

Garden edging comes in many styles and materials. All Green stocks garden and lawn edging in a wide range of long-lasting materials in various colours. Visit us for:

• Steel garden edging
• Plastic edging
• Hardwood timber edging
• Treated pine edging
• Pine sleepers
• Stone, or smaller rocks

All Green stocks a huge variety of garden edging materials for lawns, flower beds and your vegetable garden too! You can browse through our range online or visit us in-store to inspect each different style to see what will work best for your outdoor area. To learn more about the different types of garden edging, contact our friendly customer service team.

The right kind of edging for your garden will depend on your personal preference. However, here's a general guide for choosing garden bed edging:

• Stone and concrete edging will suit all gardens, from traditional, to contemporary.
• To accentuate the organic aspects of a modern yard, like plants and trees, metallic garden bed edging will work best.
• Timber garden edging is a great sustainable choice that seamlessly blends with nature.
• Plastic edging is often affordable, durable, and, if utilising recycled materials, a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative.

Visit an All Green Nursery & Garden location to see our full range in action. Our expert staff will be able to ask you questions about your garden edging project. Your answers will help us guide you in the right direction.

It doesn't matter how large, or small your garden is — every yard can benefit from the aesthetic and practical benefits of garden edging. In smaller spaces, it's important to create borders between grass, garden beds, and plant life. Your garden bed edging will also offer protection from whipper snippers and mowing, which can sometimes be challenging to navigate in a small space.

If you'd like to learn more about the practical application of garden edging, drop into All Green Nursery & Garden Supplies at Hoppers Crossing. Our dedicated Landscape Avenue will give you key insights on how best to use garden edging in small spaces.