As we continue to navigate the challenges of climate change and environmental sustainability, our personal spaces—especially ...

Creating a dedicated pathway is one of the best ways to use pavers. Singleton says it defines the space and provides a more accessible way to reach various parts of the yard and home. Consider using ...

One of the most effective ways to create contrast outside is with pavers ... toned tiles in a brick pattern define the threshold and offer a clean transition from lawn to entryway.

This alternative lawn doesn't have to look sparse either ... use gravel in similar sizes and shades. Rocks, bricks, narrow edging pavers, other types of bed edging materials, or short fencing ...

While brick edging beautifully complements homes ... Just like you can use pavers to edge your lawn, you can also install them around your driveway to act as a generous border.

For example, Parsons was working on a West Seattle project that had already maxed out its limits, so she installed a permeable driveway of brick ... a rain garden or via permeable paving.

Bark chips, gravel and small steppingstone paths are the easiest for most DIYers to tackle. When it comes to hardscaping, stone or large expanses, it’s probably best to call in the pros to ensure the ...

In today's digital age, gardens have become more than just spaces for growing plants—they're visual statements that capture attention and admiration online. A well-designed garden can attract ...

To make clay soil into excellent garden soil, work in organic matter regularly ... For example, chunks of broken concrete (“urbanite”), pavers, bricks, or logs make good edging for raised beds. Metal ...

which included a picture of a small garden bed in a yard where nothing — not even the notoriously hardy mint plant — can survive. "Nothing. And I mean NOTHING. Will grow here. It just gets baked by ...