Landscape Curbing

An attractive addition to any garden or landscaping

When we picture a garden in a typical back or front yard in a suburban town, we usually come up with an image of a green lawn bordered by lovely beds of brightly colored flowers and decorative trim, or sweet little vegetable patches, bordered in thick wooden timbers.

These borders, whether stone, metal, wood, or even rubber, are found in nearly all American gardens, and gardens around the world. While being a design element, they also function as a sort of protection for plants, fending off rouge lawn equipment when you get just a little too close. This can help to deter animals and people from trampling over plants and flowers, providing a guiding line.

Totally customizable to your own personal garden

As mentioned above, there are a variety of material choices for these borders. The most popular of which is concrete. Concrete, despite its heaviness and the necessity of either buying already casted pieces to align together around your plants or the use of professional-level machinery, has risen in popularity over the past few years. This is due to manufacturers rolling out new design options.

Metal is rather popular as an edging material among passionate gardeners and can come in many different designs and colors. There are also plastic and rubber options, which can be the most cost-effective but have a less than warm opinion due to their appearance. There are also the wooden timbers that can commonly be found around vegetable patches and flower beds alike. These timbers are beautiful, with their natural wood grain, but have to be heavily treated to avoid wood rot.

If you’ve been thinking of starting a garden, or are looking to replace your landscape curbing, the experts here at HomePro Match are just a call or click away!