Small stepping stones help you maintain garden beds without compacting soil ... feet and to make it easier to rise. Flat stones or pavers placed closely together at the base are a good choice.

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Planting Between Garden Beds With Beneficial Ground ... Rather than creating a solid pathway, you might consider laying stepping stones or pavers with gaps between them. You can plant up the ...

“It's very quick to colonize and fill in between stepping stones and pavers ... it makes a year-round impact in the garden.” Turn your pavers into a haven for pollinators with Turkish ...

You can buy gravel and landscaping fabric at a home improvement store or landscape or garden supply center ... Be warned: Gravel is dirtier than stone pavers and it won’t solve mud-tracking ...

Beyond taking us from point A to B, they guide us through the garden ... a stone here or there to create planting pockets, but you can also fill in the joints or open spaces between pavers ...

Garden stepping stones can be just that — a lasting memory. Stepping stones are like familiar hidden treasures that lift our moods when we come upon them in a garden path. As gardeners stroll ...

They are made of concrete. Use them in your garden as colorful stepping stones or as a fun trompe l'oeil leaning against a bench or stacked beside a swimming pool. About 13 inches in diameter ...