Curbing is the edging or boundary used to define and separate different areas of a landscape, such as between a lawn and a garden bed or along a driveway. Curbing is typically made from concrete, stone, or brick and serves both functional and aesthetic purposes. It helps prevent soil erosion, keeps mulch or gravel contained, and provides a clean, polished look to the landscape. Curbing can also help direct water runoff and protect planted areas from vehicle or foot traffic.
