Walkway gardens do many things for a landscape. In the front yard, they can they create a feeling of warmth, invitation, or grand entryway. We see a great deal of this in River Oaks, Tanglewood, and West Memorial, where homeowners will have a walkway, surrounded by vegetation, lead up to their front door. This helps establish the tone of landscaping design, and it adds unique curb appeal to that particular property. In the back yard, a walkway garden can actually be a group of gardens tied together by a single, meandering path. While there may be a variety of structures on the landscape, and several different garden designs at hand, one superb dedicated highway can direct transit from one point of interest to the other. This is an excellent way to geometrically tie the entire landscape together into a unified theme without diminishing the uniqueness of individual forms like custom pools, summer kitchens, sports courts, and private patios.
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