Mulch and gravel landscaping

Learn the landscaping pros and cons of mulch vs. rocks including benefits of river rock vs. mulch, and replacing mulch with stone.

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Working in rocks into your garden and beds is a beautiful way to add texture. Use our easy tips for landscaping with rocks and boulders that you will love.

Create a small zen garden with raked gravel or sand. Add larger rocks strategically for a peaceful, minimalist design. Incorporate a bench or a small water feature for a tranquil spot. Boulder Features: Use one or two large boulders as focal points in your landscape. Surround them with smaller rocks and plants for a natural look. Consider adding a spotlight to highlight the boulders at night. Hashtags for…

Edging is a perfect way to define your planting beds and keep them separate from your lawn. Rock and mulch are great for limiting weed growth and maintenance.

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.