See, natural stones are what give authenticity to gardens. They speak of Mother Earth. They remind us that our roots are tied deeply within nature and that simplicity elicits gorgeousness. Cobbles and pebbles are very similar; however, pebbles are usually smaller than cobbles. Generally, garden pebbles can range in size from 20-60mm and are a similar size to small plums, whereas cobbles vary in size between 40-100mm. For most of us, our flower beds are next to our lawns. So when you consider stone edging ideas, you also need to think about your flower garden edge. Using stones around your gardens will help to highlight the most beautiful areas of your landscaping.

Available types include bull nosed, rounded, splayed and more. From the rustic appeal of our Drivesett 4 in 1 Kerb to the contemporary profile of the Driveline 4 in 1 Kerb or the granite-look textured finish of Drivesett Argent Edging, you have plenty of options available to round off your driveway design in style. Your garden edging ideas need to reflect the existing style of your garden, so consider what would work with your planting themes, colour choices, garden furniture and general ambience. Off-cut logs and rustic willow are nice edging options for traditional country gardens. Or try combiningconcrete slabs and railway sleepersfor a cool, industrial feel. As the nation’s leading supplier of hard landscaping products, we have been helping UK homeowners create beautiful and practical outdoor spaces for over 120 years. The long-standing quality of our path and kerb edging is bolstered further by the range of design and installation services we’ve assembled to help turn your creative ideas into reality.Big stones can be the perfect edging for both veggie and flower garden. However, you will need strength in carrying and placing them in your garden. The best option is to ask your friend to help you. To achieve a ‘wall’ effect, you should find stones in the same size. While the big stones can be difficult for placing, the pebbles can be found in variety of colors and can add texture to your yard.

So, let’s take a look at these ideas and draw some inspiration. You may find them interesting and attractive for your space, who knows. Enjoy and have fun!Drainage – decorative aggregates are porous and provide natural drainage, ensuring surrounding plants and flowers receive the hydration they need. Many gardeners love rope top garden edging styles, such as our rope top edging stones that are available in three stunning shades. And thanks to their affordable prices, they’re the ideal garden rope edging choice for traditional homes seeking cheap flower bed edging. Effective drainage is essential for all properties, and especially so if your outdoor space is prone to flooding or surface water pooling. Failure to give adequate consideration to drainage could render your driveway hazardous and leave your well-manicured garden vulnerable to water damage. Clear up the necessary space for your garden. You need to make sure your garden has sufficient space to place pebbles around the edges. How do you do this?

If you’re looking at pebbles in streams or around riverbeds, make sure you consult local natural preservation or wildlife preservation authorities and ask their permission before you take any stones. Among all types of stones, pebbles are the easiest to find, collect and source from anywhere. Their variety is a bonus. Hence you can find any pebble you like, of any shape and size. Plants can be incorporated into any of the other edging methods suggested, or used in their own right for a more natural wildlife garden pond. Bog plantsare ideally suited to use around a pond as they thrive in damp conditions – just take care to plant them so they’re at ground level on the edge of the pond, not in it. Say goodbye to a dull, plain old driveway. Breathe life into yours by lining the edges of your driveway with a subtle stone edge. This creates a visual frame around your driveway, and it’s useful in aiding with adequate drainage of water.

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Choose from a variety of different designs, each created with contrasting textures, shades, and styles. Opt for the modern subtlety and professional finish of our eco countryside edging or embrace the traditional and adaptable style of old riven edging.

Stone garden edging can surround flowerbeds, paved areas, or act as lawn edging stones to clearly define a straight edge to your grass, making it easier to mow and maintain a tidy lawn in the future. Curved edging stones allow for more complex shapes and can act as path edging stones when turning corners. Measure the size of your plant bed and see if your pebbles take up too much. You must have the correct proportions and dimensions – otherwise, you’ll end up buying fewer pebbles than you thought you needed.Top Tip: If you have left over garden stones, you can use them to top off plant pots to introduce a colourful layer of mulch.