Creating a backyard oasis starts with a clear vision and smart planning. Charles Gamarekian, CEO of Cambridge Pavers, recommends beginning with how you want to use the space, whether it is for ...

Nothing is more welcoming than warm, bright lighting at night. Use small lanterns or pathway lights to highlight a walkway, ...

You don't need a huge backyard for a picturesque outdoor living space. By incorporating the right lawn edging, you can make ...

The contrast of bleached-looking pavers with darker gravel and a border of bright green grass create a stunning entrance. The ...

Consider edging the area with retaining wall blocks ... Along with defining borders around a garden, pavers offer a simple and affordable way to create an outdoor gaming area.

This alternative lawn doesn't have to look sparse either since you can ... Or, for a more subtle design, use gravel in similar sizes and shades. Rocks, bricks, narrow edging pavers, other types of bed ...

We hate to tell you, but your plastic edging is aging your garden—and not in a good way. “The problem with plastic edging is that it tends to crack, warp, and looks artificial over time, lowering the ...

Bark chips, gravel and small steppingstone paths are the easiest for most DIYers to tackle. When it comes to hardscaping, stone or large expanses, it’s probably best to call in the pros to ensure the ...

"Unlike traditional landscaping, which often features water-guzzling grass ... issue and have a space that nearly maintains itself," Leisman says. "You can use paver edging around plant beds, trees ...