Flower Bed Border, Flower Bed Borders, Bed Border Flowers, Border Flower Beds

Stone Wall Border™ Landscape Edging. Create a Clean Landscape Border In Between Your Lawn and Flower Bed Using the Stone Wall Border™

10' Bedrock™ Garden Border. Create the look of a natural slate landscape border and free yourself of tedious "post-mowing" edge trimming! That's because the wheels of your lawn mower can travel right on the landscape border's flange, allowing the blade to cut all the exposed grass. This lawn & garden border will save you time and hassle.

Metal Lattice Garden Border Fence- Set of 3. Use this garden border fencing to create a defined space for flowers or shrubs, or to line a walkway for added curb appeal. This garden border fence is crafted of sturdy powder-coated steel and features traditional lattice design, with an arched top and finial accents on the side posts. To install the Garden Border Fence, simply push the staked legs into the ground. You get 3 sections of garden border fencing with antique-bronze finish.

Curv-Rite™ Lawn Edging Kit. Sleek Aluminum Lawn Edging Curves To The Shape You Need, Telescopes To The Length You Need!

Glass Candle Fence. Elegant, bronze-finished steel garden fence stakes into the ground along a straight or curved flower bed or walk, or set it up in a zigzag manner and it can stand by itself on a flat patio surface. Five amber-color glass hurricane lamps each hold a tea candle (sold separately) to create five fence lights; unscrew from the border-fence post to drain rainwater. You get one 4-section fence (44" long overall), and 4" ground stakes. 24" tall.

"2-by" Hinges Wood Connectors. All you need is our exclusive border builder "2-by" Hinges Wood Connector set, plus your standard 2x6 or 2x8 lumber (not included) to build a beautiful raised garden bed. Simply slide the wood connectors on the ends of your 2x6 or 2x8 boards, lay out the arrangement right where you want it, then drive the stakes in to secure the hinges! Stakes and connectors position your lumber at any angle between 90 degrees and 180 degrees, then you use soil, bark or rocks to create the raised garden bed.