For a 24-inch wide planting bed along a flat paver walkway, avoid digging a deep trench—it can undermine the pavers. Instead, edge the bed with recycled plastic, metal, or concrete edging to define it. Raise the bed 4-6 inches above the walk by adding topsoil and compost, creating a subtle mound. Plant low perennials, ornamental grasses, or dwarf shrubs. Mulch with 2-3 inches of shredded bark. This approach adds dimension without expensive edging or risk to the walkway base.
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