Mirrors are a clever trick for making your yard look larger. Place them to reflect plants, the sky, or a garden path, and ...

Painting fences or walls in light colors gives your garden a fresh, clean look. Even small yards feel less cramped with ...

If your plot needs a pick-me-up, then it's time to try one of our simple garden edging ideas to make any space look more orderly. There are lots of styles available, so you can find one that fits your ...

Quick and easy garden path don't have to be expensive or arduous. From bark nuggets and slate chippings to gravel or pea shingle, there are a number of easy-lay options that are also practical ...

Kevin brings in his old friend and landscape contractor @sarabendrick1828 to help design and install a simple decomposed granite garden path. You can do this at home for minimal cost, equipment, and ...

Whether you're out in the garden doing chores or just taking a stroll to enjoy its beauty, creating a garden pathway can help you get around without worrying about accidentally trampling over your ...

Follow these pretty paths through lovely gardens. Who knows what delightful surprises you will discover at the end? The purpose of a garden path is to direct traffic though the beautiful array of ...

A simple garden path made with stone can add the right touch to your garden. It doesn't have to look perfect. The beauty of a stone path is in its imperfection and its flexibility. The path can circle ...

Paths get us to and from work, school and play. They provide direction, give us a sense of place and bring order to our lives. Paths in the garden provide access for people to enjoy or maintain the ...

Garden paths are a key component of your garden’s design. Not only do they serve a practical function, they also help define your garden’s style. You should first determine the type of garden style ...

The “where” of a garden path is easy. Our approach dates back to when we bought a new house in the city and asked the contractor when he planned to build the promised sidewalks. “Oh,” the builder ...