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11 years ago

Are the stones just layed over sand and/or gravel?

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The Todd Group
11 years ago
The stones are set on a fine gravel, not sand. There is a selection of creeping thyme and other low spreading plants placed in the gravel to soften the edges of the stone.
shareena0
9 years ago
I put down a similar pathway with natural stone, but mine requires more to keep the stones from shifting. Not necessarily polymeric sand, maybe masonry sand?

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