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debora carl landscape design
“called pea gravel, available at a local stone or landscaping materials yard. Unlike solid surfaces, gravel and pavers like this allow water to seep into the soil, rather than run off into the yard or street, which is a good thing! If you're looking for pebbles for a walkway, you may need a layer of small”
“2" x 4" redwood set on edge and secured with redwood stakes and screws. Keep tops of stakes below gravel for seamless look.”
“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”
“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”
Gravel Driveways: Crunching the Pros and Cons
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5 Gravel and Stone Types for a Rockin' Landscape
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debora carl landscape design
“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”
“no hard edges between stone, gravel, and border... natural flowing feeling space”
“like the gravel under the table”
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”
“Flagstone floating in gravel, like a raft in water.”
“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”
“use of gravel around the stone”
“Prettier paving slabs in the gravel to make walkways for barefeet”
“gravel with intermittent broken concrete pavers?”
“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.”
Huettl Landscape Architecture
“use pavers to dilineate from the gravel path”
“Mix concrete pavers and gravel (in lieu of grass joints) to utilize gravel, but in a bare feet friendly”
“gravel and just a few slabs”
“Dry set bluestone pavers with gravel like pavers, not gravel color though”
“Gravel and concrete tiles for fire pit”
“4x4 pavers with blonde pea gravel and edging”
“x pea gravel with pavers to delineate an outdoor lounge space in the landscape. Pea gravel is very affordable. Decide where you want your loungers to sit, then place them. Fill the remaining space with a layer of pea gravel roughly three inches deep, ensuring you fill the spaces between each paver.”
“use of gravel saves money and creates a water-permeable surface.
Tip: Invest in an electric leaf blower — things falling out of trees can easily junk up the gravel.
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Margie Grace - Grace Design Associates
“peastone gravel with flat stones laid in.”
“Flagstone path with pea gravel between stones and grass cut along sides?”
“gravel walks connected by a narrow footpath of”
“gravel walks with flagstone set over soil. The planter pot adds nice color contrast.”
“Gravel walks connected by a narrow footpath of flagstone set over soil with gravel joints. There's a lot of bang for your buck here: You get texture, rhythm change and pattern. And by using less stone (which is more expensive than gravel), you'll save a ton of money and enhance the design.”
Summerset Gardens/Joe Weuste
“country gravel driveway, stone wall and newly planted gardens in front of the Carriage House. Dwarf Rhododendron are in bloom to be followed by white Astible. An antiqued urn on a pedestal planted with a Boxwood set in the planting bed provides a point of interest year round.
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“this pea gravel? How expensive is it to install a gravel driveway?”
“contain the gravel. Can this look work with a red-brick colonial?”
“angular stone wall with gravel driveway”
“beautiful gravel driveway; low stone wall is a nice touch”
“love the stones and the gravel”
“gravel lined by stone wall...gravel path to house, too”
“Darker gravel color and side barrier.”
“gravel drive lined with stone & landscaping”
“Gravel drive w/ paver retaining wall”
“loose gravel or aggregate? What kind of stone?”
“small gravel for path and patio”
“Definition of gravel path with thyme and higher plants”
“Gravel path, leading to patio area. Looks good, but nice and simple”
“Expand a gravel path into a patio”
“gravel style for area around built-in bench next to existing concrete.”
“and a gravel path into a patio to provide continuity. This simple bistro set adds to the feel, as do the trees along the path that form a small allée. The matching spheres add a bit of a formal look while delineating the transition from path to patio.”
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.”
“do a similar stone gravel pathway to the side gate?”
“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”
“stead of gravel patio on the side of the house”
“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.”
