Pea Gravel The basics: Pea gravel is a small, rounded rock that got its name because the rocks are about the size of a pea. In reality pea gravel comes in different sizes — 1/4 inch, 1/2 inch and 5/8 inch are common sizes. It typically comes in a range of tan, brown and white color mixes, but do your homework to learn the cost of each. Use pea gravel for patio areas, pathways and filling in between flat rock, like flagstone.Cost: Pea gravel is sold by the bag for around $3 or by the cubic yard for $33 to $50 and up. Advantages: Most kinds are fairly inexpensive and readily available.Disadvantages: It can be difficult to push a lawn mower or any wheeled equipment over a gravel path, as the wheels tend to sink into the gravel. It can stray out of place if not properly edged.Special considerations: There are several different types of pea gravel, and some are significantly more expensive (rainbow gravel, for example). Be sure you know the difference when you are choosing your gravel to avoid sticker shock upon checkout.Maintenance: Stay on top of weeding so it doesn't become a maintenance issue. Pea gravel can have a tendency to stray out of its area if there's no barrier to keep it in place, and even then, it can shift to cover nearby flagstone. Keep a broom handy to sweep it back into place.

wood edging

pea gravel

Different gravels with pavers

Pea gravel patio

plants and gravel

mix of gravels and tile, small edging -

Gravel

Pea gravel

stone pebbles backyard.

Pea gravel is a small, rounded rock that got its name because the rocks are about the size of a pea. In reality pea gravel comes in different sizes — 1/4 inch, 1/2 inch and 5/8 inch are common sizes. It typically comes in a range of tan, brown and white color mixes, but do your homework to learn the cost of each. Use pea gravel for patio areas, pathways and filling in between flat rock, like flagstone.

would have gone with original landscape

gravel

Gravel type

Pea gravel

Pea gravel

Une idée pour le co^té du garage

Stone

very simple, i like it

garden stark

the mixture of everything

pea gravel

Yard

use of concrete pads, wooden edging, and pea gravel

Pea gravel

Landscape

Pea gravel

like border

Pea Gravel seems like a good material. I like the plants used here too.

pea gravel

Landscaping ideas

patio materials

PAVERS AND PEBBLES

pea gravel

Wall garden

caminito de piedras con orilla

Material

Pea gravel

no lawn

moms yard

Pea gravel walkway

gravel

Pea Gravel

Pea Gravel The basics: Pea gravel is a small, rounded rock that got its name because the rocks are about the size of a pea. In reality pea gravel comes in different sizes — 1/4 inch, 1/2 inch and 5/8 inch are common sizes. It typically comes in a range of tan, brown and white color mixes, but do your homework to learn the cost of each. Use pea gravel for patio areas, pathways and filling in between flat rock, like flagstone.

backyard

the upright bronze plant and small fescue

pea gravel on walkway or perimeter of lawn/garden

for firepit area. cost?

Copy it

possible for courtyard

Comedy line

Trim

grava para perros

Same

front path idea - fixes drainage issues

ground cover

border

Pathway

cool gravel

La gravelle

Edging and gravel

More gravel

Pea gravel

plant

pea gravel

2x4 redwood border

Siding

simple maintenance and open space

Front entrance

5 Gravel and Stone Types for a Rockin' Landscape (3 / 8) Pea Gravel The basics: Pea gravel is a small, rounded rock that got its name because the rocks are about the size of a pea. In reality pea gravel comes in different sizes — 1/4 inch, 1/2 inch and 5/8 inch are common sizes. It typically comes in a range of tan, brown and white color mixes, but do your homework to learn the cost of each. Use pea gravel for patio areas, pathways and filling in between flat rock, like flagstone. Cost: Pea gravel is sold by the bag for around $3 or by the cubic yard for $33 to $50 and up. Advantages: Most kinds are fairly inexpensive and readily available. Disadvantages: It can be difficult to push a lawn mower or any wheeled equipment over a gravel path, as the wheels tend to sink into the gravel. It can stray out of place if not properly edged. Special considerations: There are several different types of pea gravel, and some are significantly more expensive (rainbow gravel, for example). Be sure you know the difference when you are choosing your gravel to avoid sticker shock upon checkout. Maintenance: Stay on top of weeding so it doesn't become a maintenance issue. Pea gravel can have a tendency to stray out of its area if there's no barrier to keep it in place, and even then, it can shift to cover nearby flagstone. Keep a broom handy to sweep it back into place.

Landscape

yard

landscape

PebbleWalkway

GRAVEL AND GRASSPLANTS

plants

Pea gravel for decorative patio lool

Wood edge btwn 2 types of stone n plants

pebbles at the lawn

Side garden gravel path

pea gravel with edging

Hard scape for ps

great landscape with rocks

corner idea

Pea gravel

driveway

Love the draceana

ornamental grass

I like the geometry of the edging

Use of gravel as a surface.

color of rocks

pea gravel

pea gravel for patios, between flagstone. Properly edge it.

plant colors

jardim zen

plants/corner plant

gravel garden

Pea stone

Division of space and textures

Path to door

the large plant

angles; grasses; pea gravel as well as larger stones around pavers

pathway rocks

Pea Gravel The basics: Pea gravel is a small, rounded rock that got its name because the rocks are about the size of a pea. In reality pea gravel comes in different sizes — 1/4 inch, 1/2 inch and 5/8 inch are common sizes. It typically comes in a range of tan, brown and white color mixes, but do your homework to learn the cost of each. Use pea gravel for patio areas, pathways and filling in between flat rock, like flagstone. Cost: Pea gravel is sold by the bag for around $3 or by the cubic yard for $33 to $50 and up. Advantages: Most kinds are fairly inexpensive and readily available. Disadvantages: It can be difficult to push a lawn mower or any wheeled equipment over a gravel path, as the wheels tend to sink into the gravel. It can stray out of place if not properly edged.

Pea gravel, $3 a bag or cubic yard $33 to $50 & up Pathways and filling between flat rock Advantage: considered fairly inexpensive and readily available Disadvantage: can stray out of place if not properly edged

patio de atras

Peastone

clean

Pea Gravel a small, rounded rock that got its name because the rocks are about the size of a pea.It typically comes in a range of tan, brown and white color mixes, but do your homework to learn the cost of each. Use pea gravel for patio areas, pathways and filling in between flat rock, like flagstone. sold by the bag for around $3 or by the cubic yard for $33 to $50 and up.

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The basics: Pea gravel is a small, rounded rock that got its name because the rocks are about the size of a pea. In reality pea gravel comes in different sizes — 1/4 inch, 1/2 inch and 5/8 inch are common sizes. It typically comes in a range of tan, brown and white color mixes, but do your homework to learn the cost of each. Use pea gravel for patio areas, pathways and filling in between flat rock, like flagstone. Cost: Pea gravel is sold by the bag for around $3 or by the cubic yard for $33 to $50 and up. Advantages: Most kinds are fairly inexpensive and readily available. Disadvantages: It can be difficult to push a lawn mower or any wheeled equipment over a gravel path, as the wheels tend to sink into the gravel. It can stray out of place if not properly edged. Special considerations: There are several different types of pea gravel, and some are significantly more expensive (rainbow gravel, for example). Be sure you know the difference when you are choosing your gravel to avoid sticker shock upon checkout. Maintenance: Stay on top of weeding so it doesn't become a maintenance issue. Pea gravel can have a tendency to stray out of its area if there's no barrier to keep it in place, and even then, it can shift to cover nearby flagstone. Keep a broom handy to sweep it back into place.

spikey plant is focus; pea gravel walkway

garden red plant

Its a Cordyline australis. A great alternative to Phormium.

Nice

Perfect example of what Durham will not let us do.

Mexican rock and gravel-granite decom

simple garden edging and easy path

Very cool

Window wells - zen garden

Doen binnehof

Spikes plants and shrubs

pea gravel

Awesome Landscape

paver transecting two different surfaces

stone square path

New look

landscape

pea gravel

Pea gravel

gardens

walk3

Pea Gravel..

wood edging? great idea

Use of pea gravel

gravel with border

jardin pierda gris

under deck

landscaping

SAN TRAI DA XANH

gravel

.

gravel garden design

Not bad Nice idée

looks like low maintenance

Landscape

think of the entry to the temple--some beach pebbles and a few pavers and it could be excellent

everything

I like the mix of stone sizes and pavers, as well as the neat wood borders.

pea gravel walkway

Love the architectural look

bender board

mix of texture

Winthrop

walkways

area cemento con piedras

Garden

Pea Gravel

gravel and stone incorporated into landscaping

gravel and small plants for the side yard?

Jardim com diferentes materiais

Maybe our front yard

We put similar pea gravel around our greenhouse.

Pea gravel---1/4, 1/2 or 5/8 inches.

pea gravel

NIce use of gravel.

pea gravel and wooden sides

border around rocks so they don't scatter

patio en piedras

Totally new to me

stone edging

pea gravel, edging

landscape

Pea Gravel

Pea Gravel The basics: Pea gravel is a small, rounded rock that got its name because the rocks are about the size of a pea. In reality pea gravel comes in different sizes — 1/4 inch, 1/2 inch and 5/8 inch are common sizes. It typically comes in a range of tan, brown and white color mixes, but do your homework to learn the cost of each. Use pea gravel for patio areas, pathways and filling in between flat rock, like flagstone. Cost: Pea gravel is sold by the bag for around $3 or by the cubic yard for $33 to $50 and up. Advantages: Most kinds are fairly inexpensive and readily available. Disadvantages: It can be difficult to push a lawn mower or any wheeled equipment over a gravel path, as the wheels tend to sink into the gravel. It can stray out of place if not properly edged. Special considerations: There are several different types of pea gravel, and some are significantly more expensive (rainbow gravel, for example). Be sure you know the difference when you are choosing your gravel to avoid sticker shock upon checkout. Maintenance: Stay on top of weeding so it doesn't become a maintenance issue. Pea gravel can have a tendency to stray out of its area if there's no barrier to keep it in place, and even then, it can shift to cover nearby flagstone. Keep a broom handy to sweep it back into place.

front

border combination- nice drought tolerant plants

Pea rock with trim

backyard

PEA GRAVEL

front flower bed

stone & gravel garden accents

Yes, more rock, fewer plants

backyard

pea gravel

jardin para terraza

gravel

Pea Gravel

love this walkway!

pebbles as pathway:)

pea gravel with edging

Overlap

balance

Pea gravel

gravel patio/path

courtyard idea

pea gravel for fire pit area

gravel

gravel edging