Silver carpet (Lessingia) covers ground in sparkling silver foliage. In fall and winter, lovely daisy-like lilac colored blooms add to its beauty.
This is an example of a large rustic drought-tolerant and partial sun side yard stone garden path in Los Angeles for fall.

Natural cedar siding, stone entryway, on the left of the door is a full wall, this allows the owner the protection from the wind and rain off the ocean when entering the building. Trent Bell Photography

This is an example of a mid-sized traditional full sun side yard stone landscaping in Denver for spring.

These two groundcovers mingle really well at the front of the border. The Sedum Ogon has an almost chartreuse leaf color. The Campanula Birch's Hybrid blooms for a long time in summer and then reblooms if you cut off the spent heads. They're both evergreen in Seattle. Kate Martin Design

Inspiration for a traditional partial sun side yard stone garden path in Portland for spring.

Inspiration for a large traditional partial sun front yard stone landscaping in Chicago.

Photo of a small modern partial sun and drought-tolerant side yard stone retaining wall landscape in Seattle.

Photo of a mid-sized coastal partial sun front yard concrete paver landscaping in New York for spring.

Land2c This colorful bed is seen from many places in the garden, from the interior, and both entertaining terraces. The flowers supply the client with bouquets from May through frost. The Golden Locust is a focal point and has plenty of room to expand. The orange metal sculpture, Cupid's Dart by Shannon Buckner of Bent Productions, is stunning standing 6' high in the air surrounded by color enhancing plants. The orange, chartreuse, purple continues. The orange Helenium ‘Moerheim Beauty’ is especially eye-catching with the purple Russian sage and Nepeta 'Walker's Low and lavenders and the yellow yarrows and purple smoke bush. Full sun and drought tolerant perennials make for beautiful summer gardens.

The transition to several garden rooms, a gravel path leads from the rear terrace to the many spaces. The entry is flanked by the New England fieldstone seat wall, capped in blue stone. The path is lined with cushwa brick outlining the formal garden filled with boxwood, pachysandra ground cover, hydrangea, magnolia, and eastern redbud. Photo Credit: Linda Oyama Bryan

Limestone pathway with outcrop steps.
Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Other.

Island style two-car garage photo in Hawaii

James Hanselman
Inspiration for a small asian stone garden path in Philadelphia.

Design ideas for a small asian stone garden path in Philadelphia.

This spectacular French estate and gardens is located in the prestigious Preston Hollow neighborhood of Dallas, Texas. The dramatic architecture is surrounded by expansive grounds and lushly planted gardens. The property features a grand entrance and decorative gates, a private lake, luxury pool with glass tile finish, tennis routs, bocce court, putting green, walking paths and fire pit.

Glencoe IL Formal sideyard garden walk leading to rear yard pool oasis. French inspired theme. By: Arrow. Land + Structures. Landscape Architects and Builders----The sideyard path leads visitors towards the rear yard poolside retreat. Sideyards present an opportunity to create an an articulated approach that pulls you in towards your destination.

Irregular bluestone stepper path and woodland shade garden.
Inspiration for a traditional shade stone landscaping in Boston.

© Todd Haiman Landscape Design
Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary backyard concrete paver landscaping in New York.

This client's home backs up to a beautiful native Beech and Tulip woodland with an intermittent stream running through the middle of the site. After mistakenly over-clearing the natural forest saplings, the once lush woods was now bare. Called in to help re-vegetate the woodland, we designed and created a new path network through the woodland so that the client could enjoy and experience their new garden. Planted with large masses of native perennials, shade grasses and spring bulbs this back yard is now lush once again. Design and Construction: Till Gardens (www.tillgardens.com - 201.767.5858) Photography: John Knowlton/Till Gardens