There are lots of ways you can dress up your landscape, and the details make all the difference. Your choice of garden edging for lawn and garden borders is one detail that can help unify the whole ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." You've planted your flowers, added your mulch, and even brought in a garden arbor to add a decorative ...

Garden borders are the perfect opportunity to add colour and creativity to your garden and make it an inviting oasis all year-round. Your borders can be used to show off a collection of showstopping ...

You may think brick garden borders are for more traditional gardens, but brick edging is actually pretty versatile and is a stylish way to enhance your garden's appearance and functionality. Whether ...

Elizabeth has worked since 2010 as a writer and consultant covering gardening, permaculture, and sustainable living. She has also written a number of books and e-books on gardens and gardening. Haley ...

Starre Vartan is an environmental and science journalist. She holds an MFA degree from Columbia University and Geology and English degrees from Syracuse University. Lavender is perhaps best known for ...

Flower and shrub borders are a way to neaten up your garden and make it easier to maintain. You can plant seasonal flowers altogether in one patch or spread them out, organise a colour scheme, or ...

Whatever the size and shape of your garden or patio, we have a range of garden edging ideas to help you design your outdoor space A well-stocked garden, laid out in a manner that suits your lifestyle ...

As early-flowering summer plants fade, you'll have gaps to fill in your borders. Hannah Stephenson shows you how. As early lupins, cranesbill geraniums and other early-summer-flowering perennials fade ...

This low-maintenance perennial comes in a stunning pink with ruffled blooms, and its tall, sturdy stems make it excellent for ...

Borders don't always live up to our expectations: not enough colour, little winter interest, too much hard work or simply too boring. In the second of my series on revitalising a tired garden, here ...