Stone has always been a popular material for creating paths, terraces, plazas, stairs, walls, and slope reinforcements around the house or in the garden, not least because of its strength and durability. Its hardness and permanence stand in natural contrast to the organic forms and constant changes of the surrounding plant world, providing the garden with a sense of stability. This book not only demonstrates how stone functions in the garden but also how it can be practically processed and purposefully used for design. It covers the paving of paths, terraces, and driveways, as well as the construction of various stairs and the erection of walls and slope reinforcements. It always includes information on effort and costs, as well as options for DIY projects. A guide for both the creation of new gardens and the redesign of existing ones.