Gravel alternative

What's the difference between crushed stone and pea gravel? Read on to learn how they differ and how to choose the right option for your job.

Pea gravel might be useful in many situations, but if you've got a spot that gets high traffic or heavy rain, you should consider an alternative.

Gravel is not only aesthetically appealing but also functional. However, to get the most out of it, it's important to avoid making these common mistakes.

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Whether you call it beach pebbles, gravel, or crushed rock, pea gravel is an excellent choice for DIY projects around your patio and garden! In Read More

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Lower maintenance lawns are becoming more and more popular. Finding ways to decrease the amount of grass in the yard can reduce your reliance on watering, chemical fertilizers, and weekend mowing to keep it beautiful. Gravel and stone to the rescue! There are excellent alternatives to turf grass that you can incorporate into your landscape.

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