Adding walkways to your garden can make it more inviting and cut down on your weeding and mowing. Paying someone to install pavers isn’t cheap, but there are ways to DIY beautiful, low maintenance ...

LEONIE NORRINGTON: Gravel paths are a great idea in the tropics. They guide you round the garden, they stop your feet from getting muddy and they're fairly cheap to make. They also provide excellent ...

Concrete is one of the most user-friendly building materials around. It’s durable and inexpensive, yet can be made amazingly attractive with today’s new concrete finishes. Learn how to pour a concrete ...

Whether you are just planning your garden or have an established one, designing your garden path to match the style is essential for ensuring the look is cohesive. Whether it's the sleek lines of a ...

Glow-in-the-dark driveways are trending right now, but making your pathway look like a starry night is not just pretty — it’s also better for the environment. Instead of lighting up your driveway or ...

People participating in the Portland Japanese Garden nobedan stone path workshop will learn how to plan a path design, select appropriate materials, lay the correct type of groundwork or foundation ...

Q: I’m thinking of buying a dilapidated old frame house in the country. It has a stone foundation that seems to me to be too close to the ground. Are stone foundations adequate and strong? Is it ...

Natural stone paths look good in almost any landscape. They never go out of style like so many man-made paver materials. Like most things made of stone, they will stand the test of time if they’re ...

The BBC Gardener’s World and BBC Morning Live presenter’s tips are aimed at those who “love gardening” but are starting find their body is aching in areas “that never ached before”. His tips are also ...

IF you’ve ever given your garden a makeover, you’ll know what a pain it is to take hardcore, rubble, broken bricks and even poor soil to the dump, often having to pay for the privilege. It’s a problem ...

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