I want to add a decorative brick walkway around my muddy flower gardens. Is this a typical DIY project, or will I need a ...

If you're edging your garden with a spade or half-moon edger, lay a wooden plank on the ground as a guide to keep your lines sharp and straight. Related: An Easy Way to Edge a Lawn ...

Place some plastic edging against the outside edge of the pavers to hold them against the walkway. Drive long spikes through the edging into the ground to hold the edging in place. Pour silica sand ...

Layout the shape of your walkway using stakes and strings. Install your edging — either bricks or wood — along one side of the path using sand to bring them up to your desired level.

Edging creates a crisp line, free from grass and weeds, along the edge of a patio or walkway.

Use metal edging instead. It’s a little more than the plastic products, but it will last much longer, it will look better, and you will be able to edge your grass right up to it, creating a neat ...

Chemical edging with glyphosate creates a distinct edge between the aggregate paths and surrounding turf and there has been no unwanted turf injury from drift or dripping. Chemical edging also saves a ...

Dear Jan: A gently curved walkway can be made to look very attractive and distinctive with simple red paver (brick) edging. The pavers will be placed perpendicular to the walkway. The concept is ...

— Jan F. Dear Jan: A gently curved walkway can be made to look very attractive and distinctive with simple red paver (brick) edging. The pavers will be placed perpendicular to the walkway.