Flagstone with grass in between

A flagstone paver path or patio with grass growing between the stones blends the look of living plants with the natural beauty of stone for areas where you want an informal feel. Lawn grasses naturally fill the spaces between the stones if you provide soil, but you can speed the process for more even coverage.

When planting between flagstone, choose low-growing ground cover that can handle regular foot traffic. Dig holes for the plants, fill around them, and water them regularly.

Take a look on these amazing garden pathways, they look so beautiful and make the garden look more beautiful. Some of them are made with flagstone, others

When active feet beat a compacted pathway through your struggling lawn, it's best to bow to the inevitable. Instead of renting aerators, installing awkward fencing or otherwise trying to resurrect the grass in these trails, set flagstone in the grass.

Flagstone with grass

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Plants you can walk on are attractive additions to pathways. These low-lying perennials can withstand heavy foot traffic, release pleasant odors when crushed, smother weeds and cushion your step in t...

Flagstone paths and patios bring the look of natural stone, but the irregular pieces of...