Pea gravel is a popular choice in landscaping due to its versatility and budget-friendly price point. However, some retailers have better prices than others.

If you can't decide between pea gravel and grass, expert Sara Bendrick is on hand to explain which is the better buy for a luxe backyard design.

In this pebble category, where prices run about $80 to $90 a ton, one type called Del Rio is to gravel what Levi’s are to blue jeans. It’s pretty enough for display, affordable enough for ...

Pea gravel is attractive and soft underfoot, but keeping its appeal demands some work on your part. Find out how to keep your pea gravel looking its best.

Joanna Gaines uses pea gravel in her own garden to make her raised flowerbeds pop - and you can too, with a few tips and some guidance from Gaines.