Perfecting Your Path

Check out these helpful tips to incorporating the perfect path into your landscape.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionGrass isn't the only thing that can be planted between pavers. If you want something a little different, try plants that can take a little traffic.

By Marie Hofer

If you're using flagstone or brick, sink the path to ground level so you won't have to use a string trimmer. If the walk has to be above ground level, install edging that will allow you to mow up close. Installing a mowing strip means extra work up front, but it will save you tons of trimming hassles in the future.

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