Plants are a natural choice for walkway edging and borders. They are great whether the curving line of a finely trimmed boxwood leads to a spectacular sea view or the soft edge of hostas on a walkway to a poolside terrace. Indeed, a garden without walkway borders is like a dwelling without baseboards—it is unfinished.
Don’t undervalue the role of plants used as borders in defining an outdoor space and creating a lovely walkway through your backyard. Many gardeners have traditionally used brick or stone borders to help keep flowers in their beds. However, you may have a much softer look that appeals more to an aesthetic by utilizing an evergreen shrub.
Let your ideas blossom by browsing the pictures below!
#1. Hydrangea
#2. Ferns
Source: Deborah Silver
#3. Impatiens
Source: Gardener’s Path
#4. Coral Bells
Source: Gardenia.net
#5. Coleus
Source: Pinterest
#6. Geranium Cranesbill
Source: Gardenia.net
#7. Primrose
Source: Britannica
#8. Dead Nettle
Source: Guzman’s Garden Center
#9. Astilbes
Source: Name That Plant
#10. Mose Rose
Source: Better Homes&Gardens
#11. Irish Moss
Source: The Spruce
#12.Liriope
Source: The Spruce
#13.Boxwoods
Source: Gardening Know How
#14.Hornbeam Hedges
#15.Hostas
Source: Bob Villa
#16.Ilex
Source: Gardener’s World
#17.Lavender
Source: How To Plant Your Garden
#18.Zinnias
Source: American Meadows
#19.Alyssum
Source: Plant Care Today
#20.Begonias
Source: Garden & Greenhouse
#21.Lady’s Mantle
Source: The Impatient Gardener
#22.Moss Phlox
