Hardscape
[HARD-skayp]
Part of speech: noun
Origin: American English
1.
The man-made features used in landscape architecture, e.g., paths or walls, as contrasted with vegetation.
Examples of Hardscape in a sentence
"I would like some hardscape, but my husband only wants greenery in the yard."
"The garden will feature a fountain and some additional hardscape."
About Hardscape
Hardscape is the name for the human-made elements you'll find in landscaping, such as paved paths, statues, or a gazebo. Your landscape architect will consider the hardscape just as much as the natural environment.
Did you Know?
Xeriscape is a type of landscaping that requires little to no water. It features rocks and drought-resistant plants to make a beautiful landscape in a dry climate, possibly with some hardscape as well.
