Border And Lawn Edging Plants

Sedum Blue Elf Stonecrop	Sedum Lime Twister	Christmas Fern	Cinnamon Ferns	Pachysandra Ground Cover
Lil Kim Violet Rose of Sharon Hibiscus	Asclepias tuberosa - Orange Butterfly Weed	Double Feature Crape Myrtle	Celtic Pride \| Siberian Cypress	Stachys byzantina Helen von Stein
Hibiscus Starry Starry Night - Gallon Pot - 1 Plant	Midnight Marvel Hibiscus	Grosso Lavender Plants	Red Hot Returns Daylily	PurpleDe Oro Daylily
Hosta Island Breeze	Achillea Paprika	Adagio Miscanthus Maiden Grass	Pink Creeping Phlox	Oakleaf Hydrangea
Nandina Gulf Stream Shrubs	Purple Pearls Beautyberry	Heuchera Black Knight Coral Bells	Little Pickles Ice Plant	New Vintage Violet Achillea

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Border and lawn edging plants are used to define areas. Solid color plants better define gardens or landscapes where lots of colors and textures are being used, while multi colored plants work perfectly as borders to monotone color gardens or bare landscapes. Spreading, or draping, border plants will creep into the garden or landscape mixing with the other plants or spill over the edge of the garden bed. They work well in any garden setting, but really show their talents when planted along the edge of a multi-level garden.

Along the edge of gardens, landscapes, or paths is a key spot to introduce new colors or textures. Contrasting border plants with colors used in the setting make areas pop. Brilliantly colored plants such as the Heucheras or Black Mondo Grass offer unusual colors and work as contrasting companion plants.