Edging in landscaping refers to the physical boundary or barrier that separates different areas, such as lawns, flower beds, pathways, and garden sections. Edging materials can be made of plastic, metal, wood, or stone, and they serve both functional and aesthetic purposes. They prevent soil or mulch from spilling into unwanted areas, give a clean, defined look to the landscape, and can help with managing garden maintenance by reducing the need for trimming or weeding along borders.
