Pear Trees beside a Gravel Path

Pear trees are trained along an old stone wall beside a narrow gravel path. Green fruit hangs between the tied branches, with ivy and herbs filling the lower edge. The path catches broken sunlight and leads past the wall, giving the garden a clear line through the picture.

Use the horizontal branches and their ties as early anchors. Pears make small rounded groups, while the wall separates into stone, moss and ivy textures. Save the gravel until the larger garden shapes are secure; its repeated gray pieces are easier to place once the path has a boundary.