Driveways and Pathways

Five Pathway and Walkway Tips

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Here are five tips to give any home a knockout pathway and driveway,

Stone Walkway

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Taniya Nayak and Steve Watson on the outdoor living room's stone walkway.

Walk This Way: Sidewalk Landscaping

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26 Beautiful Garden Paths

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16 Charming Brick Walkway Ideas to Inspire You

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How to Design a Perfect Path

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A good path not only tells you where to walk, it sets the mood for your landscape.

Suburban Hillside Home Transformed Into Wildlife Paradise

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Majestic Hillside California Villa Blooming With Native Plants and Water Features

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Key West Sanctuary Nestled in the Palms

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Garage Door Landscaping Ideas

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Put your best face forward by using plants, flowers and other outdoor elements to beautify your garage.

How to Repair a Walkway

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Put an end to the cracking and crumbling with these step-by-step instructions.

How to Build a Stone Path

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A path made of stepping stones is a simple, inexpensive way to add charm to your landscape. Stone paths offer a practical route for foot traffic from the sidewalk or driveway to your front door and along the side or back of the house.

Curb Appeal: Cape Cod

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Designing Paths for Your Landscaping

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Create walkways that direct traffic and connect the different areas of your outdoor space.

Deck and Driveway Design Ideas

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John Giddding recommends using deck and driveway stains to improve your home's curb appeal. The added color can really complement the look of your home.

Kid's Garden Steppingstone

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Watch Marianne Canada on Weekday Crafternoon as she and her adorable assistant Lulu demonstrate how to make a garden steppingstone.

Pressure Wash Walk

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How to safely spruce up a stained sidewalk using a rented pressure washer.

Laying a Flagstone Pathway

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There is no wrong way to design a flagstone pathway, since you can place the flagstones in any pattern that makes walking across them comfortable. Once placed, edge around each stone, pull the stone off and then dig up the grass underneath. Set the stone back into the indention, then jump on top to set it soundly.