What is the edge?
Edging is a barrier that creates a transition between different areas of gardens such as a lawn and a flower bed or a lawn and a walk. There are a number of different options in shops and kindergartens in the garden, and gardeners can also create their own, using different supplies to get the desired appearance. The term "edge" is also used to indicate a tool known as Edger to create a sharp and clean appearance along the edge of the lawn.
gardeners use edges to delimit the gradients in the garden, to control the use of water, to keep animals outside the flower pots and as a decorative element. The simplest version is simply a small ditch between the two areas of the garden, which can be filled with gravel, chips or other materials and creates a visible limit. Obliance can also consist of a small physical boundary, such as a low fence, stone wall, wooden blocks or even a plant that is kept cut to form a low hedge that acts as a boundary.
The choice of the garden edge usually depends on the aesthetics of the garden. For example, in a garden in English, there could be very attractive low stone walls or piles of stones spread along the borders, while the occasional seaside garden could use round pieces of wood that resemble pier as trim to reflect visual themes in the area. Filled trenches can also be very visually interesting with fillings such as colored gravel or sea glass.
One advantage of using trim is that it can be used to cover the irrigation pipes while protecting the hoses from damage. It can also accommodate electrical connection for garden and roads, which may be desirable aesthetically and in terms of safety. Landscaping edges can be aesthetically used to pull off -road themes together and emphasize the forms and shapes in the garden.
In the sense of using Edger, the edge is along the boundaries of the lawn to become the edge of the lawn. When people mow, grass usually grows on the side of the lawn and becomes restless and unpleasant to look at. This overgrows Edger and creates a sharp edge that sharply defines the lawn from the road or floral stream. Playing the lawn causes the garden to look more properly and prevents the accumulation of material along the garden roads.