You want to design a neat and tidy flower garden, looking for the right border will create all the difference. It not only defines the boundaries that separate your flower garden and lawn but also make the outdoor space more interesting if you find a good design. The ultimate purpose of a garden border is to define space, so as long as it separates two distinct areas, it can just about be anything you want to use. So, there are many options from old items to natural materials to suit your desire in our list below.
Old plates, plastic bottles, logs, stones … these are very normal materials that we can find easily, even some are available around your home. They all are interesting, unique, and creative on a low budget! And you can turn them into impressive flower borders in your own ways. Whether you choose any ideas, they will make a highlight an area, add texture and dress up your landscape.
#1 Rock Flower Border
Source: Hoselink
#2 Old Roof Flower Border
Source: Tuacasa
#3 Plastic Bottler Flower Border
Source: Simplelifeofalady
#4 Twig Border
Source: Digsdigs
#5 Bamboo Flower Border
Source: Thespruce
#6 Pallet Wood Used As Edging Around Flower Border
Source: Jacob Miller
#7 Natural Pebble Border
Source: Mountainhomesofdenver
#8 Creat A Small Rock Succulent Garden For A Border
Source: Apartmenttherapy
#9 Log Border
Source: Elle
#10 Old Clay Pot Flower Border
Source: Masymasmanualidades
#11 Brick Border
Source: Gardendesignhereford
#12 Old Plate Border
Source: Reveldesignsdiary
#13 Stone Border
Source: Bhg
#14 Groundcover Flowers For Border
Source: Gardengoodsdirect
#15 Wood Flower Border
Source: Cotemaison
#16 Bowling Balls Used As A Border
Source: Beth Evans Ramos
#17 Border From Upcycled Bike Wheels
Source: Recyclart
#18 Mulch Border
Source: Pinterest
#19 Collected Hubcaps Made Into Edging
Source: Beth Evans Ramos
#20 Herb Border
Source: Gardenloversclub
