One way to spice up your patio paver is to place moss, grass, dymondia, or even low-growth ivy between the stones. Source: Houzz
Patio pavers are inexpensive and easy to install. This makes them ideal additions for many homeowner who are seeking to enhance the beauty of their landscape in a cost-effective and efficient manner.
While patio pavers look beautiful, they can come across as cold and unimaginative. The simple way to spice things up is to place moss, grass, dymondia, or even low-growth ivy between the stones. This softens the pavers appearance considerably and gives the path, patio, or sitting area a charming and always inviting appearance.
Further, adding green space between pavers creates a joint that provides ample draining for your hardscaped areas. This natural drain will help reduce puddling, shifting, and breakage as the pavers won’t be directly connected to one another.
In the end, the larger the size of your pavers, the more pronounced the look will be both up close and at a distance. Therefore, be bold, go big, and sit back and enjoy the marvelous appearance the combination of pavers and greenery will create.
Do you have questions about installing patio pavers? We invite you to contact Triad & Associates, Inc. with your questions and for suggestions regarding the styles and materials we recommend for your landscaping needs.
