Landscape Masonry

Construction of structures using bricks, concrete blocks, or natural stone are bound together with mortar. In the context of landscaping, landscape masonry often focuses on creating functional and aesthetically pleasing elements, such as walls, pathways, patios, and other features that enhance the outdoor environment.

Common landscape masonry elements are:

Retaining Walls: Retaining walls are built to hold back soil and create level areas on sloped landscapes. They can be constructed using bricks, concrete blocks, or natural stone.

Pathways and Walkways: Pavers or natural stone can be used to create durable and visually appealing pathways in gardens and outdoor spaces.

Patios and Decks: Masonry is frequently used in the construction of outdoor patios and decks. This can involve using materials like brick or stone for the surface or building masonry structures like fireplaces or seating walls.

Fire Pits and Fireplaces: Masonry is often used to construct fire pits and fireplaces in outdoor living spaces. Bricks or stones can be assembled to create functional and aesthetically pleasing fire features.

Planters and Garden Borders: A durable and decorative way to define garden spaces.

Water Features: Fountains or decorative walls that incorporate water elements.