If you're looking to install a gravel patio, you may be wondering what gravel to use. Follow our tips and tricks to learn ...

As you ponder ways to improve your property, you might consider installing a gravel patio, but can it boost your home's value? Our expert weighs in.

Gravel is a simple and cost-effective alternative to concrete, but choosing the wrong depth to lay the crushed rock could cause serious problems.

This backyard, designed by Falling Waters Landscaping, combines a gravel patio and outdoor seating area around a fire pit with mulched flower beds, planted with grasses and hardy evergreen trees ...

The Patio To make our bluestone and pea gravel patio we first needed to dig down to provide room for the base layer and gravel layer. To make the base layer more solid and reduce the depth of it, ...

Then build up. Gravel needs an edge restraint like a metal or plastic strip to hold it in place. You can also outline the path with rocks or paving stones, or plan to replenish the gravel when needed.

How much gravel (inches) should be laid as the base for a stone patio (presumably tamped down, covered by sand, tamped down, and then putting stone down)?

For those battling pesky weeds in their gravel or patio paths and driveways, the solution might be closer than they think in their own kitchen.

Weeds in gravel can be tough to remove. Luckily, there are some effective ways to tackle them while keeping your driveway, ...