Rough stones, including crushed stone, decomposed granite, and quartz, are a better option for paths, patios, and landings. These types of gravel are fractured to a uniform size and pack firmly, ...

Construction gravel is a commonly used aggregate in various structures. You can use it in your landscape, too - here are its best and most useful applications.

By adding a layer of pea gravel mulch to your garden, you can successfully grow creeping thyme and help it thrive during the wettest months of the year. Hardy in USDA hardiness zones 4 to 8 and native ...

Keeping ticks away from your yard makes it safer to enjoy. One simple landscaping trick that could help discourage ticks is a gravel barrier.

Transform small backyards into lush retreats with inspiring ideas, smart layouts and stunning designs for a cozy outdoor ...

This year’s crop is broccoli, cauliflower, thyme, leaf lettuce, romaine lettuce, cabbage, bell peppers, pumpkin squash, ...

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, and their pros and cons.

After heavy flooding from Hurricane Debby last summer, a group of volunteers in downtown Canton is building a "demonstration ...

RAVE to the Bellevue Botanical Garden for covering the paths with small gravel. Not only is it attractive but it is comfortable for visitors using transit assistance while touring the garden ...

In 2020, First Lady Melania Trump oversaw a Rose Garden revamp, including installing an updated irrigation system and replacing the flowers along the perimeter.

Decorative gravel is a great option for pathways and flower beds. Keeping it weed free is easy when you have the right tool ...

Need a quick kitchen refresh? Learn how to paint kitchen cabinets to give your space an easy yet cost-effective makeover ...