Proper installation and maintenance are key to creating an attractive and durable gravel driveway, which includes edging. Luckily, edging your gravel driveway doesn’t have to cost a fortune ...

Rake over the dirt path to even it out and flatten it with a tamper. Lay the landscape fabric at one end of the pathway and ...

A key aspect of maintaining a gravel drive is installing edging, the material that defines the boundaries of a driveway, typically installed where the driveway meets the grass or other surrounding ...

So you’ve decided to add a gravel driveway to your home (or already have), but something’s still missing. Adding edging can not only be beneficial to the overall design, but also can play a ...

As well as elevating the look of a garden, edging is practical, too. It defines different zones in your plot while keeping soil, gravel, bark chippings, and grass all in their proper place.

By providing a sturdy, physical barrier, landscape edging prevents materials like gravel, mulch and soil from migrating around the yard. Some landscape edging that sinks far below the surface can ...

Don't Edit 7. Raise or lower the edging to work with the grade as you go. Either pack gravel or use small stone scraps or river rock as shims to raise the edging, tap with a rubber mallet ...

For a softer feel (literally), consider opting for rubber edging. This example pictured above is made from recycled tires, so it's eco-friendly, as well as being a great option for family gardens.