“Nobody trips over mountains. It is the small pebble that causes you to stumble. Pass all the pebbles in your path and you will find you have crossed the mountain.” Unknown.
A pebble and stone path with gaps increases permeability. By Jeff Bale. jeffreygardens.com
Pebble path in the UK, image by Hermes.goldenagegardens.blogspot.com
Pebble Mosaic in Cordoba, Spain, image by Katie Bertsche.www.flickr.com
Pebble Mosaic in Cordoba, Spain, image by Katie Bertsche. www.flickr.com
Pebble mosaic by Maggy Howarth. maggyhowarth.co.uk
Pebble path by Anne Ziemienski, Glen Ellen, Calif. www.ziemienski.com
Mosaic Pebble Path created by Olicana within a garden designed by Earthworks Garden Design. olicanamosaics.co.uk
Rattlesnake Path in Oregon by Jeffrey Bale. jeffreygardens.blogspot.com
Pebble Mosaic pathway by Anne Roberts of Toronto firm Feir Mill. www.avocadocommunications.com
Pebble mosaic at The Generalife, Granada, Spain. Image by Jeff Bale. jeffreygardens.blogspot.com
Pebble walk by Jeffrey Bale. jeffreygardens.com
A pebble path in Taiwan. Image by infinitebistro. www.flickr.com
Pebble and slate walk by Johnny Clasper at the Harrogate Flower Show, 2012. www.johnnyclasper.co.uk
Pebble and slate path by Meta Mosaics. www.metamosaics.com
Pebble path in Oaxaca. Image by Snakehair. www.flickr.com
Puerta de los Cuartos de Granada, Spain. Photo by Jeff Bale. jeffreygardens.blogspot.com
Pebble mosaic by Ian Byers. ianbyersmosaics.com
Pebble mosaic by Ian Byers. ianbyersmosaics.com
Pebble path by Jeffrey Bale. jeffreygardens.com
Pebble path by Jeffrey Bale. jeffreygardens.com
Pebble path by Jeffrey Bale. jeffreygardens.com
Pebble and stone stairs by Jeffrey Bale. jeffreygardens.com
Pebble mosaic by Jeffrey Bale. jeffreygardens.com
Pebble Mosaic Path by Jeffrey Bale.
The mythical creature Ouroboros — a snake or dragon that represents the cyclical nature of seasons in many cultures — winds its way around a 12-foot ring. jeffreygardens.com
This walkway was done by Johnny Clasper for the 2012 Harrogate Flower Show. See https://www.johnnyclasper.co.uk/flower_show.html
Thanks for putting those works on this site. I’m elated!
While the pebble paths are gorgeous, some look like they require constant weeding to maintain those looks. True?
No weeding cause those little stones need to be set into some type of mortar!
OMG
This entire place is the most wonderful, interesting, thought provoking, ‘green’ place I have ever been to. I love it and want to promote it to everyone!!!!! Thank you so much!
superb site , thought provoking and inspirational!
am inspired, thank you so much….and a result will follow.
Harold.
fantastic inspiration. needs a followup how-to and sources for all the pebble types and colors. Thanks!