Gravel gardens

If you want to make your garden more interesting, water wise and low maintenance, look no further than gravel. Here's exactly how to garden with gravel.

Gravel is one of the cheapest ways to make a durable path with good drainage. Here are different ideas to design such pathway with pros and cons.

Are you excited to revamp your garden or backyard this season? Consider these amazing gravel garden ideas as a perfect option. Gravel offers a hassle-free and pocket-friendly solution, with an array of colors and sizes to suit your preferences. It’s a straightforward way to elevate your space and give it a refreshing touch.

This blog will look to explore how you can transform your garden into a Mediterranean masterpiece, just in time for the summer weather ahead

There are all kinds of creative solutions to landscape problems. Dry areas or spaces with natural dips in the topography benefit from gravel gardens. What is a gravel garden? This article explains mor

Source These wooden stepping blocks on the pathway with shrubs on the both sides beautify the passage and an inexpensive idea. Put the crushed stones underneath.

In the summer of 2017, I planted a gravel garden along a scrappy stretch of land that edged a recently renovated studio. I wanted to create a small garden

Gravel driveways and paths add the perfect rustic look to your home. But this look can quickly be ruined as weeds show up in the gravel. So, you need to learn how to stop weeds growing through pebbles.

Gravel is an effective and affordable way to build garden paths quickly. However, loose gravels do require robust edging materials to retain the aggregate. Consequently I have listed and summarised 6 of the best edging materials for garden paths.

Beth Chatto’s gardens in the driest part of the United Kingdom (with just 20 inches of annual rainfall) have become famous not only for their sheer beauty,