Lately we’ve been admiring pastel colored paving stones made of cement of concrete. They’ll fit into a tight landscaping budget; the patterns are limitless.
Colorful Concrete

Sandstone

For a similar peach color, consider 16-inch-square Concrete Step Stones; a pallet with 90 pieces is $523 from Home Depot.
Concrete Bricks

Permeable Pavers
Above: The Subterra Permeable Paver offers the look of natural stone with the benefits of a fully permeable paver. Use for patios, walkways, or driveways. Available through Belgard Hardscapes. For more, see “Eco-Friendly Paving Solutions.”
Finally, learn how to successfully use pavers in a landscape or garden project with our Hardscaping 101: Pavers guide.
N.B. This is an update of a post that originally published on October 3, 2012.
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