Vern Nelson Are the grass pathways in your garden looking worn? It's easy to renovate them by adding gravel, compost and grass seed. Grass-and-gravel paths have many advantages. They wear and look ...

Gravel, an inexpensive garden-path solutionGravel, in a wide range of colors, is available where landscape materials are sold.It can be purchased by the bag or pickup load, or you can have larger ...

To help your path drain effectively and prevent the gravel from sinking down into the mud, you will first want to dig a small trench — about 4 inches deep. Then, lay an initial layer of crushed ...

Bark chips and gravel are the simplest to install and carry the lowest cost, but will need replenishing and weeding or clearing of leaves to prevent weeds taking hold.

GRAVEL or STONE PATH: The advice for layout and installing edging is the same as above. Once you're happy with the layout, dig out the path to a depth of 4" if you are on sandy soil, and 8" you ...

What about gravel? Can I install gravel myself, or do I need to call in a professional? A Gravel, used properly, is an ideal “hardscape” material for many landscapes.

Gravel and pebbles make charming garden paths - but it's not all smooth walking. Before you commit, be aware that they can be ...

As you search for the best gravel for your driveway, be wary of the most aesthetically pleasing options and look for weather-resistant and non-uniform types.

Using the right gravel as a mulch or path can add drama, drainage and options for plantings.