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.

Here in the Southwest, gravel has long been a part of our landscapes. ... You need not be limited to typical gray pea gravel. Visit a gravel yard to see firsthand what’s immediately available.

Pea gravel comes in an array of colors, mostly derived from its natural mineral content. You'll often find neutral shades like light gray, tan, beige, and even white, but there are also deeper ...

Here in the Southwest, gravel has long been a part of our landscapes. ... You need not be limited to typical gray pea gravel. Visit a gravel yard to see firsthand what’s immediately available.

Here in the Southwest, gravel has long been a part of our landscapes. ... You need not be limited to typical gray pea gravel. Visit a gravel yard to see firsthand what’s immediately available.

Here in the Southwest, gravel has long been a part of our landscapes. ... You need not be limited to typical gray pea gravel. Visit a gravel yard to see firsthand what’s immediately available.

Here in the Southwest, gravel has long been a part of our landscapes. Desert gardeners know the benefits and pitfalls of this natural material, which is available in many colors, sizes and pebble ...

He showed me a picture of the lot we were standing on, prior to the renovation, filled with gray pea gravel, adjacent to the school. The space was transformed from barren and boring, ...

You need not be limited to typical gray pea gravel. Visit a gravel yard to see firsthand what’s immediately available. Note that some gravels are uniform in color while others are a mixture of hues ...