Flagstone Paths and Patios
Available in a variety of sizes, shapes, colors and types, flagstone can be use to add beauty and function to your yard. In addition to the many sizes and shapes of flagstone that are available, there is also a wide variety of materials into which flagstone can be placed. For example, flagstone can be square or irregular, and totally different looks are achieved when flagstone is set in sand, or river stone, or even in concrete.
Create a Path to Nature
You can weave your way through gardens with a beautiful flagstone paths, or use a flagstone path in the place of a traditional sidewalk, or use flagstone paths to connect different living areas, or to encourage foot traffic in your yard to take certain routes. Flagstone paths are especially beautiful when combined with pine trees and waterfalls to create the feel of being in the mountains.
Things To Consider
When you make plans for a flagstone or garden path, these are among the things you need to consider: Will your path be used rarely, or often? How wide does it need to be? If the path will just be connecting garden areas, width is not a big concern, but if your path will be a primary pathway, then it should be at least four feet wide so two people can walk abreast.