Believe it or not, there are many gravel options you can use in your yard and garden. Here are some of the most popular types ...

Do you want to add curb appeal and unique landscaping to your front yard? Gravel can be used in a variety of ways to create custom and versatile looks.

Landscaping with gravel is the go-to choice for modern, low-maintenance outdoor spaces. You can use small sections of gravel for a garden makeover that takes just a couple of hours but looks ...

Artificial grass has come a long way since your granddad’s Astroturf. Today’s synthetics, made of nylon or polymer, have ...

The sound of tires on gravel always brings to mind English manor houses on “Masterpiece Theater.” You expect a Rolls-Royce to deliver overdressed nobility into the hands of waiting domestic staff.

A front yard garden bed isn't complete until it's been edged, ... Landscaping with rocks goes beyond gravel—experiment with medium and large boulders to add instant drama to your front yard.

Nancy Addy, a dentist in Loch Lloyd, create a dry creek bed in her sloping yard that backs up to woods. Gravel was placed on the bottom, and prettier river rocks are on top, mimicking a winding ...

30 cubic feet of pea gravel (less than the sand because of the bluestone) $250 Metal landscape edging $45 Six 2X8X12 boards, three 2X8X8 boards, two 2X4X8 boards and one box of 3-inch deck screws $100 ...

Whether you truly hate yard work or simply don't have enough time to perform landscaping chores, there are numerous ways to reduce the amount of time you spend upkeeping your yard. Your outdoors ...

Use gravel, bark or pine straw and occasionally pull or spray weeds that come up. Don’t over fertilize. It isn’t a good horticultural practice and results in more pruning or mowing.