It’s ideal for narrower secondary walks in a garden or backyard, where slight imperfections and undulations add to its character. And if an edge stone gets loose from a wheelbarrow bouncing over it, ...

Level each brick by filling in with sand, using the edging as a guide. Once the width of the walkway is complete add the second edging. To finish, sweep sand in between the bricks and moisten ...

In addition to bricks, you'll need a crushed stone base at least 4 in. thick, a 1-in.-thick layer of sand and edging to keep the bricks in place. Use 3/4-in. crushed stone for the bed.

You may think brick garden borders are for more traditional gardens, but brick edging is actually pretty versatile and is a stylish way to enhance your garden's appearance and functionality ...

Level each brick by filling in with sand, using the edging as a guide. Once the width of the walkway is complete add the second edging. To finish, sweep sand in between the bricks and moisten ...

Today, brick pavers are used to enhance landscape settings, garden paths, driveways and patios in both residential and commercial settings alike.

Garden path in yard (Image credit: Shutterstock). Another clever use for leftover bricks is to create a mini garden path or edging for a walkway. Similarly, this will provide a nice, flat surface ...