Garden Edging and Borders
Garden edging and borders include Plonos and Gardlov edging, greenhouse bed and aisle separator profiles, and Floret decorative plastic mesh. These products suit gardeners planning boundaries around lawns, planting beds and greenhouse walkways. Start with the purpose of the boundary and the length to cover, then compare edging height, profile shape and the contents of each pack to find a suitable format.
Garden edging and borders provide defined boundaries for lawns, planting beds and paths. The range includes Plonos edging and palisade styles, Gardlov lawn edging supplied with pegs, greenhouse separator profiles and Floret decorative plastic mesh. Each product type serves a different layout, from a visible border around planting to a separator beside a greenhouse aisle.
How to choose garden edging and borders
Measure the full boundary length and decide how high the edging should be. Compare the stated product or pack length with the area you plan to outline, keeping the number of pieces separate from the total length. For greenhouse profiles, check the stated greenhouse suitability. Shape and colour also matter where the border forms a visible part of the garden.
- Lawn edging: Gardlov options include edging supplied with fixing pegs. Compare the edging height and the number of pegs listed for each product.
- Palisade edging: Plonos includes palisade styles for garden borders. Consider the appearance of the visible edge alongside the planting or path.
- Greenhouse separators: Bed and aisle profiles include a U-shaped metal option. Profile dimensions and shape are useful criteria when planning the boundary between growing space and a walkway.
- Decorative mesh: Floret plastic mesh offers a decorative boundary format. Match the stated mesh height and length to the area being outlined.
- Border colour: Individual edging products are listed in grey, brown, black or anthracite. Use the colour stated for the particular product when coordinating the border with surrounding surfaces.
Lawn edges, flower bed outlines and greenhouse aisles each call for their own measurements. Recording separate lengths for each section helps calculate how much edging or separator profile the planned layout requires.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I measure before choosing garden edging?
Garden edging requires a measurement of the boundary length and a decision about the desired height. Record each section separately if the layout includes several beds or paths.
Does garden edging come with fixing pegs?
Some Gardlov garden edging products include fixing pegs. Check the individual product contents for the number of pegs supplied.
Which products are intended for greenhouse boundaries?
Greenhouse separator profiles are offered for beds and aisles, including a U-shaped metal profile. Choose greenhouse separators according to the stated dimensions and intended application.

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