How to edge a gravel driveway

It's always so important to keep up with the maintenance of my Bedford, New York farm - especially the four miles of carriage road that meander around my homes, gardens, horse paddocks, and through the expansive woodland. My carriage roads are all covered with natural colored gravel. Over time, rain and traffic cause the gravel

The best backyard edging for gravel will be strong, robust and also look good. In this article I will share the 5 best edging materials for retaining loose gravel surfaces.

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The outside of our home is as much of a statement of who we are as the inside is. And though we often think of things like exterior home colors and landscaping, perhaps we don’t immediately think of our driveways. But having a beautiful drive can make a difference in first impressions. Though a paved […]

Looking around, you’ve probably noticed many different styles of driveways. They can be asphalt, concrete, pavers, gravel, dirt, or even shells. Our driveway happens to be crushed stone. When we purchased our house, we planned on eventually getting our driveway paved. Most homes in our area have asphalt driveways, so we figured we’d hop on the bandwagon at some point! Over the years, we noticed that our driveway was becoming overrun with grass, weeds, and moss. This can happen as the stones…

Upgrade your driveway with these inexpensive gravel driveway edging ideas. Keep your gravel in place while adding aesthetic to your driveway.

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.

Explore these driveway edging ideas and choose the one you like before purchasing any materials as these budget-friendly designs will make your driveway one of a kind.

Looking around, you’ve probably noticed many different styles of driveways. They can be asphalt, concrete, pavers, gravel, dirt, or even shells. Our driveway happens to be crushed stone. When we purchased our house, we planned on eventually getting our driveway paved. Most homes in our area have asphalt driveways, so we figured we’d hop on the bandwagon at some point! Over the years, we noticed that our driveway was becoming overrun with grass, weeds, and moss. This can happen as the stones…

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.