Includes any garden feature that is not a plant. Like birdbaths, deck, fences, trellises, benches, and patios.
The nonliving components of the landscape design, such as walkways, arbors, furniture, and fences.
Hardscape, or hardscaping consists of the inanimate elements of landscaping, especially any masonry work or woodwork. For instance, stone walls, concrete or brick patios, tile paths, wooden decks and wooden arbours would all be considered part of the hardscape. By contrast, anything used in landscaping that is not part of the softscape can be considered a hardscape element, including home accents such as water fountains and statuary. Landscapers who do hardcsping have to be licensed by governmental authorities.
The sidewalk, curb, gutter, and street covering the soil surface.
Constructed elements of a landscape such as decks, walls fences and driveways.
In landscaping terms, hardscape includes sidewalk, patios or walkways covering the soil surface
In landscaping, refers to structures and features such as walls, pathways, pools and ponds.
A surface made of concrete, blacktop, wood, or rock, such as sidewalks, driveways, patios, etc.
The non-organic elements of a landscape development, such as walls, paving, fences, and lighting standards.
Hardscape, in the practice of landscaping, refers to the paved areas like streets & sidewalks, large business complexes & housing developments, and other industrial areas where the upper-soil-profile is no longer exposed to the actual surface of the Earth. The term is especially used in heavily urbanized/suburbanized areas with little bare soil.