There are many choices for texture and pattern in walkways. The pathway selections we make together for your garden will coordinate with your overall plan, meet your specific functional needs, and express your unique message to your guests. Formal, casual, comfortable, or playful moods are enhanced by the shapes given to the paths that direct us to doorways or meander through the garden.

Shown below are a few examples of paths we have crafted over the years to carry clients and their loved ones to their entry ways and through their gardens. Do you have a preference? Or maybe, which style–formal or informal–best suits your site and your needs? Give us a call to begin exploring your pathway possibilities: 717-653-1273. We’d love to partner with you to welcome your guests into your home and garden comfortably and safely with a beautiful, enduring pathway.

Shared by Betty Hanselman
Gardener’s wife (& daily beneficiary of garden-path joys)

“The garden is a metaphor for life, and gardening is a symbol of the spiritual path.”
~ Larry Dossey (Contemporary American physician and author)

Shared by Betty Hanselman
Gardener’s wife

“I have found, through years of practice, that people garden in order to make something grow; to interact with nature, to share, to find sanctuary, to heal, to honor the earth, to leave a mark. Through gardening, we feel whole as we make our personal work of art upon our land.”

~ Julie Moir Messervey (Contemporary author, landscape architect, and Toronto “Music Garden” designer, in collaboration with Yo-Yo Ma)

Why do you garden? Do any of the reasons listed above resonate with you? Feel free to leave a comment below!

Shared by Betty Hanselman

Gardener’s wife (& joyful garden grower)

“Far up in the deep blue sky,
Great white clouds are floating by.
All the world is dressed in green;
Many happy birds are seen.
Roses bright and sunshine clear
Show that lovely June is here.”
~ F. G. Sanders

Shared by Betty Hanselman
Gardener’s wife (& June “jubilante”)