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Are you satisfied with the pea gravel?

12 years ago
Is it loose and go all over the place or did you use a bonding agent to keep it in place?
Heffernan Landscape Design · More Info

Comments (2)

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    12 years ago
    In this instance, no stabilizer was used, since it's only 4" between steppers. In a larger field of gravel, we would use stabilizer.
  • 11 years ago

    What would that stabilizer be? I'm looking at installing two paths with flagstone and pea gravel and a patio around a fire pit, in a yard with dogs that run everywhere. I'm looking to keep the gravel with in the path and patio...

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