Paths & Paving
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Basic Brick Path
Create almost any shape and pattern.
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Build a Brick Path
As we wrote in our September 2010 issue of Better Homes and Gardens magazine, brick is a popular DIY project that is well within the ab...
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Concrete Paver Walkway
Hold in with sturdy edging.
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Crushed Stone Path
Flexible edging allows for gentle curves.
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Exposed Aggregate Walk
A rustic, skid-proof texture.
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Flagstone Path
Adjustable to any shape or configuration.
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Glorious Garden Paths
Create a memorable walkway for your yard.
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How to Create a Dry Creek
This dry stream bed looks so natural, you'd think it had always been part of the landscape. But it can be created by nearly any DIY-sav...
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How to Shop for Landscaping Stone
Stone is more affordable -- and easier to work with -- than you might think.
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Installing Edging
Use commercial brick edging.
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Laying Flagstone Surfaces
Flagstone is a nice alternative to concrete or brick patios.
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Loose-Fill Path
Natural materials and a weed barrier.
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Make a Mowing Strip
Leave a 6- to 12-inch-wide mowing strip between the edge of your beds and borders and the lawn to save time and effort in the garden.
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Old Bricks for a New Path
Antique pavers take on new life as a path.
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Platform Walkway
Tame damp or awkward terrain.
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Rock-Edged Gravel Path
A porous weed mat is the first step.
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Selecting Edging Materials
Choose material that is right for your patio.
