Beautiful Garden Pathways

If you want to keep your garden path more natural and want a low cost alternative, then consider moss. I recommend you place a landscape material down first to deter weeds and then top off your garden path with soil and then plant your moss!

Just remember to pick a moss that is right for your sun conditions.

Mulch, gravel, stone, and concrete are the most common garden path materials. To avoid weeds popping through use a foundation preferably stone and/or landscape material.

Here's a beautiful curving garden path by a stone retaining wall with a combination of gravel and flagstone with a garden on the other side. The curving path with a pine tree obscuring the view as the path meanders around, creates intrigue and invites the viewer to continue down the path.




Another path done by the same company is a curving brick path that creates interest with its curves and a garden water fountain focal point.




Beautiful combination brick and stone path walkway at the front of a house.

All sorts of materials can be used for garden paths that require steps. For a more natural step choose large stones, as seen in this stepping stone garden path. In many cases these are found stones, that either are dug up in your garden or can be found on shorelines of river stone.

Use landscape material under the stones and on the sides to hold back the weeds and vegetation.

The Dandenong Ranges host some of Melbourne, Australia's most stunning gardens. Cloudehill Gardens displays a cornucopia of garden rooms from many styles, including Italian and Art Deco, to name a few. The garden rooms are each unique and you are led to the formal garden rooms through a gentle transition from informal to formal.

This exceptional path's unique design includes pebbles and stones placed in a diamond shape and is bordered by low flowers and shrubs in a striking contrast of colors.

This beautiful Japanese Garden has gently descending flagstone pathway steps bordered by Moss, Japanese Maples and Azaleas on one side, and a sturdy Bamboo Railing on the other.

There's nothing more enchanting than a path bordered on each side by Lavender. This beautiful meandering path is laid with stone pavers. As you walk along the path you brush past the lovely lavender and enjoy its enchanting scent.

This garden path was made by Roger Gladwell Landscaping & Construction.

This beautiful stone path is used in a narrow space with a flower beds on both sides and the concrete bench becomes the focal point.

Narrow areas don't have to be boring when you use beautiful natural stones to create a unique path. See how the concrete bench and fountain create a focal point and add interest.

Here is a beautiful, wide garden path made with stone chips. The path leads to the patio in the back of the building.

Two big toes up for this beautiful pebble mosaic garden path!