Plants between pavers can soften hard lines ... Photograph by Douglas Lyle Thompson, courtesy of Brook Landscape, from Lawn ...

For the DIY enthusiasts, paver projects are very rewarding. With some planning, creativity, and time, you can design stunning landscapes that reflect your style, while boosting your property value.

In some cases, the simplest option can be to keep grass ... of the garden as a whole. Plants can be sufficient ground cover for paths or can take up the space between pavers or stepping stones.

We’re showcasing nine of our favorite landscaping ideas to help transform your yard, garden or patio into a setting you just can’t keep away from. Pavers ... line between lawn and garden.

Add lush color to your paver paths every season with dwarf mondo grass ... of your garden’s verdant foliage. “Its trailing, fast-growing habit makes it perfect for weaving between pavers ...

There is nothing wrong with keeping your pool landscaping ... some lush grass while adding some visual intrigue around your pool by adding a few inches of turf between concrete pavers around ...

Concrete will do, or you can use stones or pavers. Building it near ... and making a makeshift path of dead grass between your patio, fire pit, and garden, create an attractive walkway using ...

At least, until a grassroots movement to, well, rip out grass by its roots and replace ... whether it’s in the lawn or in between pavers on a path. To determine which were the hardiest, she ...

To use pavers, you need to remove the existing grass using a shovel, smooth out the area, lay your pavers, fill in the spaces between them with soil, and spread your grass seed. If you’re going ...

It just doesn’t have to be turf grass. Area experts share four ... Robert Davie of Robert Davie & Associates Landscape Design. Natural stone pavers like travertine and Philippine sandstone ...

In such situations, there is no space for any landscaping or ... type of paving to use. Pavers that are spaced out allow for growing grass or other vegetation in between the gaps.