This product captures the rustic charm of natural stone walling.
These coping or edging stones can be used for the top of a finished wall.
It can be used as an edging for borders and paths.
It comprises randomly shaped stone pieces for an authentic look.
Description
When taking care of a lawn, you quickly realize that grass is a nightmare to contain. Underneath that lush green carpet is a network of fibrous and threadlike roots that branch out in all directions. This leads to the roots invading anything and everything around it. Its a constant battle to contain your lawn to the areas where you want it to grow. An easy way to keep things under control is by using the Kelkay Daleside Walling Coping or Edging Stone Valley Slate. , , This product is ideal for stone border edging and will keep your gardens looking neat. A border stone barrier around the edge of your lawn not only looks beautiful but can help you contain the grass. This solid barrier can help you create a clearly defined shape to the edge of your lawn while also making it easier to mow. That line of rocks gives you space to step while you're tending to your garden. There are two conventional approaches to building rock edging for a lawn. , , The first option is to create a rock moat barrier that's about a foot wide. Then fill your moat with small pebbles or river rocks. The second option is to place or stack larger stones or boulders. Before you place any edging stone, you'll want to dig down below the grass-root level. Then level out the ground where you plan to lay your stones. This will create a flat area to place your rocks while also creating a substantial barrier for the roots. , , For most, the flower beds are next to their lawn. So, when you consider stone border edging ideas, you also need to think about your flower garden edge. Using stones around your gardens will help to highlight the most beautiful and amazing areas of your landscaping.
