But with wooden walkways, you’d have fewer of them to begin with. Grass paths can be attractive in a garden, but they must be mowed regularly and will invariably creep into the beds. Gravel ...

What about those who need a straight path? Look no further than the Plow & Hearth 8 Feet x 18 Inches Wooden Garden Pathway. This one is a little expensive with its $92.80 price tag, but the fact ...

Planting Between Garden Beds With Beneficial Ground Covers ... One solution is to create sturdy and replenishable paths of wood chips or other mulch materials between beds or rows.

The garden path you want is paved in Oregon slate ... Create a weed barrier of cardboard or 10 layers of newspaper, then cover it with wood chips and make "steppingstones" from scrap wood.

This undated photo shows a garden path in South Salem, NY, NY. This locust wood and gravel path is attractive even as it provides firm footing even in wet weather. (Lee Reich via AP) ...

Walkways or paths in the garden are primarily to facilitate movement ... less formal finishes such as stepping stones, gravel and wood chips almost always carry the day. They fit better in the ...

Dear Helen: What is your opinion on using wood chips in garden beds? — P.N. I would not use them inside beds, though they are a good pathway covering. I would not use them inside beds ...