Not sure what to do here - ground is about 4” higher than driveway only on one side, flush on the other. Thinking pavers might look odd at different heights. Open to any ideas

[u/pn_dubya]

[u/iambetterthabu]

Maybe line it with river rock ? Other option is to re grade the yard

[u/pn_dubya → u/iambetterthabu]

Yeah I’m thinking river rock would be the easiest but wanted to do some type of paver, that said don’t really want to take on regrading the lawn. Was thinking maybe doing an L shape pavers on one side and flat on the other but might look kinda weird.

[u/joeyismyname-o → u/iambetterthabu]

Regrade that area. May run into roots at top of pic but that requires the least amount of grading. You’ll have to touch up pavers or most any hardscape option. Regrade once and you’re done

[u/kumogire]

Make a planter border, doesn’t have to be flat, just slightly graded. Plant ground cover and no one really notices. Or an above ground planter - 6-8” height and that would be all you needed.

[u/Bryn79]

Interlocking blocks. Build a low level retaining wall.

[u/pn_dubya → u/Bryn79]

Ah interesting, didn’t consider that. Good idea

[u/False_Potential_8084 → u/pn_dubya]

I think you're better off with pavers and stripping the Sod then sloping towards them , either that or my other comment

[u/False_Potential_8084]

Could try field stone retaining wall

[u/jibaro1953]

I like a cobblestone edge: large cobbles on end.

It helps if they are bedded in mortar in a solid, well drained base, but preparing a solid base, seating each stone securely, and burying at least a third seems to last a number of years before the frost action dislodges them.

[u/pn_dubya → u/jibaro1953]

cobblestone edge

I like this as well, thanks, looks like my style

[u/jibaro1953 → u/pn_dubya]

Making sure the fill on the backside, if not mortar, drains well will help the stones stay in place.

You can slope the fill away from the backside of the cobble and feather the Liam up to the cobble.

A rubber mallet is a must have.