You have options for edging but if you choose something, commit because it can be a hassle to dismantle or re-do it if you change your mind later or want to expand an area. Something to keep in mind is “bleeding” of materials. If you use a natural edge you create and maintain either a shovel or some sort of edging tool and you have some sort of gravel or even mulch, it can be hard to contain. Anyone want to share lessons learned or other suggestions? About me: I am a garden coach and consultant

This is how I do it. Some people use special edging tools but this is the method Ive found the best for me. Regardless of how you do it, it’s hard work so I’m not going to sugar coat it. But it’s worth it. The difference a clean edge can make is amazing and it’s free. Add some mulch and the area really pops. You have to use your imagination for this garden here because we ran out of time and also this client had a few things to plant so it made sense to hold off. Location: client's house (video

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