Grass block pavers are an environmentally friendly surface for driveways, patios, and paths; see styles made of concrete or recycled plastic chosen by the editors of Gardenista.

Although it takes more work, growing grass between your pavers is a great way to add a soft touch to your landscape design, and it's surprisingly low maintenance. Learn how to grow grass between pavers

Learn our favorite ground covers to plant between pavers in the garden for every condition: full sun, partial sun, and shade.

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.

You will learn EXACTLY how to lay artificial grass in between pavers. Follow these easy steps to install it around paving slabs perfectly!

If you're trying to find a happy medium between the grass and pavement on your property, try using separated pavers instead! Start by excavating the area in your yard where you plan on installing the pavers, then filling that space with a...

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.

Check out this step-by-step tutorial with instructional VIDEO! Jen Woodhouse shows you how to lay a paver walkway with grass in between.

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I wasn’t able to find much information online on how to achieve this “paver stones with grass in between” look, so I pretty much had to figure things out as I