75+ Walkway Border Shrubs

The plants on this list are small plants that can be used to create a border in any part of your landscape. Do you want to put a border between your walkway and lawn.

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12 perfect plants for walkways 1. Achieving a mature height of 2 to 3 feet boxwood grows well in sun or shade. The low maintenance option is to spread organic mulch such as shredded bark. The low maintenance drought tolerant flowering lady s mantle provides lovely groundcover in walkways or underneath trees.

A stone bench complements the color and style of the materials in the path. Growing 1 2 tall with a bushy rounded shape this is one cute plant. Big blue lilyturf also called liriope is also a good choice. A curving walkway provides more visual interest than a straight path and accents the garden around it.

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