A client of mine recently hired one of my gifted contractors, Chris Randles of Athyrium Stone and Garden, to add a steel-edged stone path to the garden that I had recently designed for her. She ...

Enter to win: Great American Fall Home and Garden Refresh $100,000 Giveaway What is the best stone of a pathway Here’s how to build stepping stone paths that last.

GRAVEL or STONE PATH: The advice for layout and installing edging is the same as above. Once you're happy with the layout, dig out the path to a depth of 4" if you are on sandy soil, and 8" you ...

People participating in the Portland Japanese Garden nobedan stone path workshop June 21-22 ($175, register by calling 503-542-0282 or online) will learn how to plan a path design, select ...

Natural stone paths look good in almost any landscape. They never go out of style like so many man-made paver materials. Like most things made of stone, they will stand the test of time if they ...

Adding some softness to those rocky garden paths in your yard is easy when you select just the right ground cover that can ...

Sensory paths are a popular feature in schools, as they can engage kids in ways that promote focus and calm. These are all things that many adults could stand to be reminded of, so a garden ...

The best paths extend invitations to garden destinations: a fountain, a sculpture, a bench, a view. “Creating a path with a destination in the garden — that’s fantastic.

What is the best stone of a pathway Here’s how to build stepping stone paths that last. First, select dense, hard rock like ledge limestone or granite, at least three inches thick.