Ideas for Garden Paths and Walkways

Get ideas for garden paths and walkways in this video by the Concrete Network:

It’s not necessary to have solid pathways and excessive hardscape in your garden. You can use stepping stones, cast concrete pavers, or flagstones to break up the hardscape and get more greenery involved as you move from one patio to another.

A concrete pathway is a good way to connect a sideyard patio to the outdoor kitchen and to delineate a plant area from the lawn area. You can use pavers or stamped, stained or textured concrete.

The concrete bridge with stone texture featured in this video is a great way to encourage people to cross over from one area of your yard to another, to another. Designers prefer to place outdoor rooms in the furthest area of the yard to maximize use of space. Using patios and wayfinding will help visitors get out there.

As another example of wayfinding, you can install concrete pavers set in grass to encourage use of this area as a pathway to get from the driveway to the front entrance of your home.