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- MJBon May 4, 2017Old dinner plates upright buried 1/4 deep, wine bottles with the neck down into the ground (the large ones can become a terrarium to small ferns, etc), old broken pieces of concrete stacked into a wall, depending upon your location, Liriope in the South works great, or terracotta pots large side down. I have used all of these in Mobile, Alabama. Good luck.HelpfulReply
- Janet Pizaroon May 4, 2017Old colorful bottles,broken plates,brick,landscape edging.cut up old pallets.HelpfulReply
- Katherine Anneon May 5, 2017Use large rocks,small rocks or a combination of both. Dig a shallow Trench that will border your flowers. Then place your choice of size, style and color of rocks in the trench.HelpfulReply
- Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CAon May 5, 2017I have used bricks, coordinates with existing hardscape that was here when I purchased the house.HelpfulReply
- Al Lukasekon May 5, 2017Duh!This is largely a personal decision based on what you want it to look like.Walk around neighborhoods and look at what other people have done.Visit home improvement centerssearch Pinterestsearch Howzzsearch GoogleHelpfulReply
- Landsharkinncon May 6, 2017Bricks, used railroad ties, old vinyl siding strips in appropriate color, galvanized tin cut in strips and nailed to upright treated 2 x 2's, old tire - cut in half; stagger the arches, thngs that won't break if you run into them with your weed-eater or lawn mowerHelpfulReply
- Elizabeth Dionon May 6, 2017I used bricks around mineHelpfulReply
- Bes19962511on May 12, 2017In doing all this, have you thought of what is needed to go deep to keep the grass from growing in & under what ever you put in front or a round the florwer badsHelpfulReply