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Ray Johannes Landscape Design
“Johannes Landscape Design, Toronto - Japanese Gardens”
“More use of gravel instead of deco might be an idea”
“Gravel wide shallow with boulder seating”
“surrounded by gravel”
“gravel and large rocks”
“Rock landscaping...pea gravel as path...Pavers in gravel...gravel, rocks...Landscaping ideas.”
jenny_hardgrave
“landscaping for home”
“Landscaping at front”
“Pea gravel with stones”
“TX landscaping”
Moore About... Design
“with some pea gravel and a little sand to help lock the pea gravel in place and to help control the dreaded pea gravel migration.”
“said,
Pea Gravel - while working on the design Dawn wanted to create a green permeable patio and so she reclaimed the stones you see in the photo from another project where we had just broken up a driveway and walkway.
First we removed approximately 5" of earth to allow for the thickness of the concrete”
“gaps w/pea gravel and a little sand to help lock gravel in place and control pea gravel migration.”
“flag stone walk way w/ pea gravel”
“This flagstone walkway has pea gravel in the”
“flagstone walkway with pea gravel in the crevices”
“Pea gravel used in permeable walkway project in Calif. A) Dug down far enough to allow for thickness of reclaimed stones & allow the height to align with the finish elevation(5" on this project”
Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture
“Great use of two different types of gravel.”
“especially the line of plants.
pea gravel (bottom), separated by a line of blue fescue (Festuca glauca).”
“the blue grass with the gravel - under the stairs?”
“Decomposed granite with pea gravel and Festuca Glauca”
“Here's a mix of decomposed granite (top) and pea gravel (bottom), separated by a line of blue fescue (Festuca glauca).”
“Different gravel colors & plant textures”
“(top) and pea gravel (bottom), separated by a line of blue fescue (Festuca glauca).”
debora carl landscape design
“granite or pea gravel? Thanks!”
“create a pea gravel area? What keeps the weeds from coming up and the gravel from sinking back into the dirt?”
“The floor is 1/4" - 1/2" 'Bird's Eye Brown' pea gravel from a local vendor.”
“Permeable pavers and gravel - practical”
“Again . . . gravel and flagstone . . . easy and fast.”
“flagstone and pea gravel, dining area”
“Paver shape and table on gravel”
markdesign, llc
“erful landscape. Question about the path.”
“What is the material used to fill the pathway? Is it gravel or something else?”
“Thanks for the great story. Gravel really does provide beautiful contrast and usefulness. This seating is wonderful too. Can't imagine shipping”
“Awesome gravel for a desert setting!”
“dez house idea! Crushed Granite Gravel
The basics: This one is closely related”
“love the harmonious color blending of the crushed gravel with the house color”
“smooth like pea gravel, but this choice is perfect for walkways and patios, as well as for setting off xeric plants.”
“Granite Gravel The basics: This one is closely related to decomposed granite, but it's a bit chunkier in texture and size. While DG has quite a bit of silt and almost sand-like particles, crushed granite gravel has larger particles. The texture is not smooth like pea gravel, but this choice is perfect”
Frank & Grossman Landscape Contractors, Inc.
“It is beautiful, but I'm not recognizing it in photos online from gravel suppliers...having the name would be a huge help! Thanks, Melissa”
“Pea gravel with stepping stones for pathway”
“random shaped pavers for a pathway set in bluestone gravel and with black landscape fabric beneath it.”
“stepping stones on top of gravel, not set in”
“gravel with intermittent broken concrete pavers?”
“Flagstone floating in gravel, like a raft in water.”
“Geometric stepping stones in gravel for sideyard”
“pea gravel with pavers, good idea”
“thought of gravel but feel that it may look too stark, try adding a path of scattered stones or pavers. Side note: you may hear that gravel has a tendency to find its way into the house if it gets in the tread of your shoes, although I have not had any personal issues with my large area of pea gravel.”
debora carl landscape design
“I love the coloration of the path. What type of gravel did you use?”
“The gravel is 3/8" Mojave pea gravel, a blend of tan, gray and cream gravel bordered with 1" x 4" redwood boards that were soaked in water to make pliable prior to installation.”
“prevent gravel from migrating into the grass.”
“The gravel is 3/8" Mojave pea gravel, a blend of tan, gray and cream gravel bordered with 1" x 4" redwood boards that were soaked in water to make pliable prior to installation.”
