Use logs to make a wall trellis
Add a natural touch by using logs as a trellis. You'll need some eye screws, wood and gravel to get started. And of course large tree branches or logs
Get creative with these 5 garden borders
Super creative ways to add a garden border using items you likley have: Plates, glass bottles, pallet wood, aluminum flashing & rope lighting.
Set up terracotta pots around your garden
Place terra cota pots into the dirt, a few inches deep. Line them up from smallest to largest for a cute touch or use all the same sized pots.
Create clean edging with a trench and soil
Create a clean and polished look for your flower beds. Use a half moon edger to create clean edges, then create a trench with mounded soil.
Spray paint rocks for a rainbow river edge
Your kids will love this! Spray paint rocks in various colors and place over landscaping fabric that has been staked down like the waviness of a river
Upcyle wine bottles for a creative border
Use old wine bottles by making a garden border. Use a rubber mallet to drive the wine bottles, neck down, into the soil for this fun border idea.
Refresh garden borders with spray paint
Spray paint garden borders using different colors for each side, then place around a tree for a pretty, decorative, circular border.
Repurpose your old bricks
Reserve a weekend and enegry for this DIY! You'll be shoveling, digging trenches and laying down sand and bricks to create this brick garden edging.
Makeover your garden with concrete blocks
Place blocks where you want them, measure wood boards, cut as needed then slide into the planter blocks. You'll love this clean and classy border.
Add charm with a little white fence
Up your curb appeal by installing a little white fence as garden edging. A perfect way to compliment your flowers and plants.
Paint pallet wood for a colorful border
Get your power saw out to cut pallets into the sizes you want. Sand, paint with exterior acrylic paint, and place as edging in your garden.
Update a pond with flagstone edging
Place your stones around a pond for a decorative edging makeover. Be sure to watch the video tutorial on how to shape stone with a hammer.
