You can use concrete pavers in a variety of shapes and colors for your patio, walkway, driveway and more

Find out how to get started, whom to hire, materials to use and costs to expect when adding a path of pavers and gravel

Kind to the environment and easy on the eyes, pavers with moss or other foliage in the joints create a charming permeable hardscape

These 8 plants will fill the spots between steppingstones, gaps in flagstone patios and other garden nooks and crannies

Informal and vibrant, cottage gardens charm with their billowy abundance. These tips help you bring the look to your own landscape

Pavers and unthirsty plants replace Kentucky bluegrass in a Menlo Park landscape for a family of 4

Bring energy and movement to your landscape by applying this universal principle to your plant and paver designs

Consider an eclectic outdoor style with defined hardscapes softened by exuberant, informal plantings

Get creative with plantable pavers, stone slabs, geometric concrete patterns and less traditional paving materials

Step back and allow nature to take the lead for a laid-back, informal look