Definition: Garden edging is a line of demarcation that creates visual interest in a landscape by separating one segment of your from another. When used to separate a lawn from adjacent areas, it may also be called "lawn edging." Others prefer the generic "landscape edging" for all uses of edging.
Also Known As: border
Common Misspellings: eging
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Edging gives a landscape a sharper, more "finished" look.
