Hardscaping
- 2018-02-03
- By FA Hobson Landscaping
- Posted in Outdoor Living, Uncategorized
One trick to making a richly planted—or even shaggy—yard feel more manicured is to add a smartly defined piece of hardscaping. Patios and paths or an upgraded driveway not only define space but also provide the kind of contrast that makes a flower bed or lush lawn pop.
If traditional surfacing materials leave you feeling as flat as poured concrete, consider pavers—concrete pavers. More affordable than stone, more colorful than brick, and more durable than asphalt, concrete pavers are a practical yet attractive option anywhere on the property.
Concrete pavers fall into two categories: interlocking and architectural slab. Interlocking pavers were invented by the Dutch after World War II, when brick, their traditional paving material, was in short supply. Billions of the chunky blocks found their way onto European roads, and many of the originals are still in good shape despite 50 years of traffic.
Pavers now come in many different sizes, shapes, and can neatly mimic the look of brick or natural stone.
F.A. Hobson Landscaping can show you the different styles and show you how great they will make your property look. Call us at 410-739-6800 and let us show you how great your property can look….
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